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FINAL REPORT CANADA REPORT - ENVIRONMENTAL SCAN FOR CANADA’S APPLICATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL LABOUR ORGANIZATION RECOMMENDATION NO. 200 CONCERNING HIV AND AIDS AND THE WORLD OF WORK, 2010 Submitted to: Patricia Hurd Programs and Partnerships Division Centre for Communicable Diseases and Infection Control Infectious Disease Prevention and Control Branch Public Health Agency of Canada Ottawa, Ontario?K1A 0K9 Tel: (613)941-3352 Email: Patricia.Hurd@phac-aspc.gc.ca December 31, 2011 Prepared by: Lynn Chiarelli Neil Gavigan Katherine Fafard Tim Fleming Jacquie Dale ONE WORLD INC. 103-2141 Thurston Drive Ottawa, ON KIG 6C9 Tel: (613) 562-4073 ext. 318 Fax: (613) 562-4074 Email: info@owi.ca PBN: 864984836PG 001 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 4 1.1 Background 4 1.2 Purpose and Approach 4 1.3 Key Findings 5 1.4 Conclusion 7 2.0 BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL SCAN 8 2.1 ILO Recommendation 200 – HIV and AIDS and the World of Work 8 2.2 Canada’s Obligations Under the ILO Constitution 8 2.3 Purpose of the Environmental Scan 9 3.0 APPROACH TO THE ENVIRONMENTAL SCAN 9 3.1 Overview of Approach 9 3.2 Scope and Limitations 10 3.3 Document Review and Web Scan 10 3.4 Key Informant Interviews 12 3.5 Tripartite Roundtable(ILO) 12 4.0 OVERVIEW OF HIV/AIDS IN CANADA 13 5.0 DISCRIMINATION AND PROMOTION OF EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY ANDTREATMENT 14 5.1 Legislative Framework 14 5.2 National and Provincial/Territorial Policies and Programmes 16 5.3 Civil Society 17 6.0 PREVENTION, TREATMENT AND CARE 19 6.1 Legislative Framework 20 6.2 National and Provincial/Territorial Policies and Programmes 21 6.3 Civil Society 24 7.0 SUPPORT 25 7.1 Legislative Framework 26 7.2 National and Provincial/Territorial Policies and Programmes 28 7.3 Civil Society 30 8.0 TESTING, PRIVACY AND CONFIDENTIALITY 35 8.1 Legislative Framework 35 8.2 National and Provincial/Territorial Policies and Programs 38 8.3 Civil Society 40 9.0 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH 41 9.1 Legislative Fram