Mailing Address
Health Professions Regulatory Advisory Council
55 St. Clair Avenue West
Suite 806 Box 18
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
M4V 2Y7

Telephone and Facsimile
Toll-Free: 1-888-377-7746
Telephone: 416-326-1550.
Fax: 416-326-1549

Council

Barbara Sullivan, is Chair of the Health Professions Regulatory Advisory Council and serves as its Chief Executive Officer. She is President of The Cheltenham Group, a company specializing in marketing and communications services and corporate administration. She served as Member of the Provincial Parliament from Halton Centre from 1987 to 1995, during which time she chaired the government caucus, chaired the Select Committee on Energy, which reviewed Ontario Hydro's demand/supply plan and conducted the first examination of the technological, environmental and economic impact of Global Warming in Ontario. She was Parliamentary Assistant to the Minister of Labour, and was Official Opposition Critic for Health and the Environment. Active in community affairs, she is currently Chair of Hamilton Health Sciences, one of Canada's major academic hospitals, a Director of Country Heritage Park, and is a past Director and Vice-Chair of Bird Studies Canada, and past director of Oaklands Centre for developmentally disabled adults. She was Chair of the Oakville Centre for the Performing Arts, Patron of Sheridan College's Performing Arts program, and was Commissioner and Acting Chair of the Commission on Election Finances in Ontario. She is the recipient of the Canada 125 medal for contributions to Ontario. She lives in Burlington, Ontario.

Cabinet approved Barbara's reappointment to HPRAC on May 28, 2008. She was first appointed to HPRAC in 2004, and her third consecutive term as Chair is effective June 9, 2008 and extends to June 8, 2010.

Peter Sadlier-Brown serves as Vice-Chair of the Health Professions Regulatory Advisory Council.  He provides strategic advice on public policy development to private and public sector clients. He has served as Assistant Deputy Minister for Environmental Economics with Ontario's Ministry of Finance, providing advice on issues relating to global climate change, air quality and public transit investment, and as Assistant Deputy Minister in the Ministry of Economic Development, where he was responsible for strategic development in innovative business growth, and led units responsible for trade, industrial, technology and business development. With the Ministry of Intergovernmental Affairs, he provided advice to the Ontario government on constitutional policy and jurisdictional issues and federal-provincial finance. He served as the Assistant Deputy Minister for Policy and Programs in the Ministry of Labour where he was responsible for Employment Standards Branch and policy development for Ministry programs including Occupational Health and Safety and Workers Compensation. He was Assistant Deputy Minister with responsibility for budget development, fiscal planning and policy, intergovernmental finance and pension policy for the Ministry of Treasury and Economics.

Ennis Fiddler is former Chair and Board Member of the Meno-Ya-Win Health Centre in Sioux Lookout, which governs the newly created Health Centre, where his focus was the hospital's amalgamation of native and non-native services in Sioux Lookout and the planning of a new hospital. He was also involved in the development of the Sioux Lookout Health Authority and the Tikinagan Child and Family Services. He served as Chief of the Sandy Lake First Nation, and as a member of the Band Council. Currently, he is a board member of the North West Local Health Integration Network. He works as a consultant with the Sandy Lake First Nation on health issues, winter transportation issues and governance. He lives in Sandy Lake, Ontario.

Mary Mordue provides strategic advice in business integration, communications, sales process innovation, change management and marketing for Canadian and international clients.  She is currently working with the global accounting and tax services firm of Ernst & Young LLP, developing new business for their Southwestern Ontario practice.  Mary has served as Director of Strategic Planning, Marketing and Communications for a major international consultancy firm with annual sales in excess of $1 billion in Canada.  As a consultant, she has advised a wide range of industries and sectors including auto parts, confectionary, home health and laboratory, provincial and municipal governments, high tech components manufacturers and third party logistics service providers.  She lives with her family in Drumbo, Ontario, where she is active in family and community life.  Mary was first appointed to HPRAC in November, 2004 and is currently serving her second term on Council.

Robert Carswell practised law for many years with Fraser Milner Casgrain and predecessor firms, specializing in corporate and real estate law. He is now retired, but continues to do community work, serving on the national board of directors of The Nature Conservancy of Canada and as president of the Toronto Ornithological Club. Over the years he served on the boards of various environmental and other community organizations, and taught such subjects as business mathematics and environmental law.

Kevin Doyle is a career journalist, who is now Executive Director of Public Affairs and Communications at the University of Windsor, following several years as Editor of the C.D. Howe Institute.  Previously, he was Canadian Editor of Bloomberg News, an international news and analytic service, for whom he built the Canadian operations with bureaus across Canada and liaised with 75 news bureaus around the world to provide a comprehensive news service. He has served as Senior Fellow for the International Institute for Sustainable Development, working to resolve disputes between business organizations and environmental organizations, particularly in the logging, technology and resource sectors. For more than 10 years, he was Editor-in-Chief of Maclean's, Canada's national news magazine, and during that period he opened bureaus in Moscow, London, Washington and New York and in cities across Canada. He has been General Editor of Newsweek Magazine, based in New York, Editor of FP News Service, Managing Editor of Maclean's, and Foreign Correspondent for the Canadian Press.