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[ A ]

• Active 2010. (2005). SummerActive 2005: Key Messages. Retrieved March 29, 2006.
• Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission. (2003). Summary Report: Substance Use and Gambling in the Alberta Workplace (PDF, 42 pages). Retrieved March 29, 2006.
• Alberta Centre for Active Living. (2003). Wellspring: Workout! Physical Activity in the Workplace (PDF8 pages). Retrieved March 29, 2006.
• Alberta Centre for Active Living. (2003). Workplace Physical Activity Framework. Retrieved March 29, 2006.
• Anderson, B and Anderson, J. (2004). Illustrations of Stretches. New York. Shelter Publications.
• APEX. (1997). Work Habits, Working Conditions and the Health Status of the Executive Cadre in the Public Service of Canada: A Synopsis of APEX's study (PDF, 11 pages). Ottawa: Association of Professional Executives of the Public Service of Canada.
• Asthma Society of Canada. (2005). Asthma Action Study. Retrieved March 29, 2006.

[ B ]

• Bachmann, K. (2002). Health Promotion Programs at Work: A Frivolous Cost or a Sound Investment? (PDF, 28 pages). Ottawa: Conference Board of Canada.
• Bachmann, K. (2000). More than just hard hats and safety boots: Creating healthier work environments. Retrieved MAy 02, 2006.
• Bachmann, K. (2000). Work-family-life: A survey of Canadians. [Presentation Notes]. Ottawa: Conference Board of Canada.
• Body Image Coalition of Peel. (2002). Top Ten Reasons to Give up Dieting (PDF, 1 page). Brampton: Author.
• Body Image Coalition of Peel. (2002). Weighing the Facts on Dieting (PDF, 2 pages). Brampton: Author.
• Brant County Health Unit Wellness Works Program. (2005). The Handbook for Healthy Workplaces (PDF, 103 pages). Brantford: Author.
• Burton, J. (2004). Creating Healthy Workplaces (PDF, 31 pages). Toronto: Industrial Accident Prevention Association.
• Burton, J. et al. (1998). The Economic Cost Associated With Body Mass Index in a Workplace (PDF, 1 page). Journal of Occupational Environmental Medicine, 40(9), 786-792.

[ C ]

• Canadian Cancer Society. (2003). Insight on Cancer (PDF, 11 pages). Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety. (2005). Bullying in the Workplace. Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety. (2005). Fatigue. Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• Canadian Council for Active Living at Work. (1998). Walk & Roll - A Guide to Active Transportation To, From and At the Workplace (PDF, 15 pages). Glouchester, Canada: Canadian Council for Active Living at Work.
• Canadian Council on Integrated Healthcare. (2002). A discussion paper on workplace health (PDF, 42 pages). Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• Canadian Health Network. (2005). Prevention Pays - "Making the case" with dollars and sense. Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• Canadian Health Network. (2005). Workplace Health Works. Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• Canadian Labour and Business Centre. (2002). Twelve Case Studies on Innovative Workplace Health Initiatives (PDf, 36 pages). Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• Canadian Labour and Business Centre. (2002) Viewpoints 2002: Healthy Workplace Practices (PDF, 22 pages). Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• Canadian Mental Health Association. (1996). Depression in the Workplace. May 02, 2006.
• CCNMatthews. (2004). Asthma Society of Canada Launches Asthma Basics 123 Campaign. Retrieved May 02, 2006.
• Chief Medical Officer of Health. (2004). Healthy Weights, Healthy Lives. (PDF, 76 pages). Toronto: Government of Ontario.
• Circadian Technologies Inc. (2004). Prescription Drug Use Up. 24/7 Business Insider. Issue 117.
• Circadian Technologies Inc. (2005). Methamphetamine and Work. 24/7 Business Insider. Issue 145.
• Corbett, Dan. (2003). Why focus on a healthy workplace? Retrieved May 02, 2006.

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