Canadian Positive People Network (CPPN)
Réseau canadien des personnes séropositives (RCPS)
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In Quebec City in July 2022, Pope Francis called upon authorities and diplomats to "promot[e] the legitimate rights of the indigenous populations and to favour processes of healing and reconciliation between them and the non-indigenous people of the country." He acknowledged that Canada's residentials schools represented a "tragic example of 'cancel culture'". The CPPN stands in solidarity with our Indigenous brothers and sisters, and we share the Pope's affirmation 'decrying' this country's genocide of our Indigenous Peoples.
In Quebec City in July 2022, Pope Francis called upon authorities and diplomats to "promot[e] the legitimate rights of the indigenous populations and to favour processes of healing and reconciliation between them and the non-indigenous people of the country." He acknowledged that Canada's residentials schools represented a "tragic example of 'cancel culture'". The CPPN stands in solidarity with our Indigenous brothers and sisters, and we share the Pope's affirmation 'decrying' this country's genocide of our Indigenous Peoples.
À Québec, en juillet 2022, le pape François a appelé les autorités et les diplomates à « [promouvoir] les droits légitimes des populations autochtones et à favoriser les processus de guérison et de réconciliation entre elles et les non-autochtones du pays ». Il a reconnu que les pensionnats destinés aux enfants autochtones du Canada représentaient un « exemple tragique de « cancel culture ». Le RCPS est solidaire de nos frères et sœurs autochtones, et nous partageons l’affirmation du pape « dénonçant » le génocide de nos peuples autochtones par ce pays.
À Québec, en juillet 2022, le pape François a appelé les autorités et les diplomates à « [promouvoir] les droits légitimes des populations autochtones et à favoriser les processus de guérison et de réconciliation entre elles et les non-autochtones du pays ». Il a reconnu que les pensionnats destinés aux enfants autochtones du Canada représentaient un « exemple tragique de « cancel culture ». Le RCPS est solidaire de nos frères et sœurs autochtones, et nous partageons l’affirmation du pape « dénonçant » le génocide de nos peuples autochtones par ce pays.
New members are always welcome!
If you are a person living with HIV or HIV co-infection, you reside in Canada, and you want to be a member of the CPPN,
follow the link above to join us.
New members are always welcome!
If you are a person living with HIV or HIV co-infection, you reside in Canada, and you want to be a member of the CPPN,
follow the link above to join us.
Our members | our Network
Our members | our Network
The CPPN is Canada's only national network which exists - exclusively - for people living with HIV and HIV co-infection(s).
There is never a cost associated with membership, but members must be HIV-positive, and/or living with HIV co-infection(s).
As the graphic (right) clearly illustrates, most CPPN members live in Ontario and British Columbia.
The average age of CPPN members is 51 years. The youngest member is 28 years old, and the eldest member is 79 years old.
The table below illustrates the age range of all CPPN members:
We have analyzed our membership data to understand how long our HIV-positive members have been living with HIV. The results may not be surprising since we know that people living with HIV in the early years of the epidemic are still alive (despite the odds at that time) and are likely to live for years to come.
Age range | 20-30 years | 31-40 years | 41-50 years | 51-60 years | 61-70 years | 70+ years |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Positive how long? | ||||||
0-5 years | 50% | 8% | 10% | - | - | - |
6-10 years | - | - | 29% | 9% | 5% | - |
11-20 years | 50% | 28% | 48% | 26% | 5% | - |
21-30 years | - | - | 32% | 32% | 38% | 50% |
31+ years | - | - | 10% | - | 48% | 17% |