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First Nations and government representatives hold health forum

Press Release September 18, 2025 HERON BAY  – A first-of-its-kind health forum took place today with First Nations leaders and provincial government representatives. “This represents the beginning of an ongoing…

Expanded substance-use supports available for youth in B.C.

Press Release Sept. 18, 2025 SURREY – More female, female-identifying and non-binary youth living with substance-use challenges can access expanded support through 12 new treatment beds in Surrey. “Now, more…

‘Our water should never be that dirty’: the water crisis in First Nations is about staffing too – The Narwhal

Sept. 19, 2025 In many Ontario Indigenous communities, water treatment plants are staffed by a single person. A training program is trying to change that Staccato IV beeps and electrical…

How an Indigenous design studio helped improve access to health care at UHN — and beyond – The Globe and Mail

Sep 18, 2025 When the Indigenous Health Program (IHP) team at the University Health Network (UHN) went to Indigenous patients for feedback about what could make hospital spaces more welcoming,…

New Report Reveals Gaps in Women’s Mental Health Support Across Life Stages

Press Release Toronto, September 18— A new national report reveals that nearly half of Canadian women are experiencing heightened anxiety amid today’s political and economic uncertainty, with younger women, mothers,…

2024-25 Annual Report: A Year of Transition and Progress

Press Release WINNIPEG, MB – September 18, 2025 – Today, the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba (CPSM) released its annual report, summarizing its major activities for the fiscal year of…

Kids Help Phone Reimagines the Beatles’ ‘Help!’ to Show What Help Truly Means to Youth Across Canada

Press Release TORONTO (ON), September 18, 2025 – Kids Help Phone (KHP) has launched the next chapter of Feel Out Loud with a bold new film featuring The Beatles’ iconic…

Inquest Date Set for Deaths Linked to Constance Lake First Nation Blastomycosis Outbreak – Wire Service Canada

September 18, 2025 An inquest has been scheduled into the deaths of five people who succumbed to blastomycosis during an outbreak in Constance Lake First Nation, a remote northern Ontario…

Supporting students and advancing knowledge: How the Indigenous Health Learning Lodge is shaping the future – Faculty of Health Sciences – McMaster University

September 18, 2025 The Indigenous Health Learning Lodge (IHLL) works alongside the Faculty of Health Sciences to create and foster a culturally safe learning environment. Paul O’Byrne, dean and vice-president…

‘Reconciliation is everyone’s responsibility:’ says social worker from Women’s and Babies, Pediatrics and NICU units – Niagara Health

Sep 17, 2025 We are Niagara Health is a series of stories that celebrates the incredible people working and volunteering in our organization and how they make a difference in…

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