The mason jar salad quest
Welcome, brave lunch seeker! Today you will set out on an adventure, not unlike the ones you may remember from the beloved “Choose your own adventure” book series. This time, your mission is to bu...
Celebrating 2026 Preceptor Award recipient: Courtenay Hopson
The Student Practice Education team is proud to celebrate Courtenay Hopson, one of Northern Health’s newest recipients of the Preceptor Award. The award, launched in 2025, recognizes exceptional cli...
Promoting quality seniors’ care through moral empowerment
As Canada’s population ages, more seniors are choosing to remain at home for as long as possible. For many, home is where independence, dignity, and a sense of control are best preserved. But behind...
Overnight oats: Apple pie in a jar
Why wait until the evening to have dessert when you can start your day with it?This overnight oats recipe tastes like apple pie in a jar!The best part about it? It takes only five minutes to prepare -...
More than nutrition facts: How dietitians nourish Northern communities
When you think of a dietitian, you might picture someone giving one-on-one advice about food choices. That’s part of the story, but in Northern Health, dietitians fill a variety of roles. Population health dietitians, for example, work at the intersection of food systems, public policy, and community wellness, using evidence-informed strategies to improve health outcomes across the region.
