Northern Health strives to improve the quality of care for patients in the North. One important way we’ve been able to make improvements is with the help of patient partners – people who’ve had ...
The health care team in Fort Nelson, which is made up of social workers, home support workers, nurses, and administrative staff, meets daily for a 30 minute huddle to ensure the best possible care for...
Public health responses to the COVID-19 pandemic have the potential to either generate or prevent stigma – something that has the potential to lead to discrimination, which can negatively impact health outcomes for Indigenous Peoples.
National Non-Smoking Week takes place the third week of January each year and was established in 1977 by the Canadian Council for Tobacco Control. Canadians have been part of this event for several de...
Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Terrace Art Gallery was very busy with opening night galas, art workshops, and kids’ camps. The COVID-19 safety restrictions initially made it difficult for the gallery’s board and staff to follow their mandate ‘to enrich local and regional culture by providing a continuous exposure to the visual arts and encouraging community involvement through outreach, education and service.’
This story was co-written by Lise Luppens and Randi Parsons. There's no doubt about it: babies change our lives. As a society, we often focus on the joy that new babies bring, but we also know that...
