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Manitoba Métis Federation – Indigenous Approaches to Freshwater Management in North America
Credit: CECweb This video examines the Manitoba Métis Federation’s (MMF) efforts to protect freshwater river ecosystems, highlighting the Métis connection between water and traditional practices such as commercial fishing and trapping, which both sustain life and tend to the environment. It also highlights MMF’s environmental monitoring and youth stewardship programs, including a spawning study and […]
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Strengthening Indigenous connections at Welcoming Springtime Social – Biindigin Ziigwan
Mar 25, 2025 As spring ushers in a season of renewal, the Indigenous Health Services and Reconciliation team at Niagara Health opened its doors to the community for Biindigin Ziigwan, a gathering dedicated to connection, reflection and Reconciliation. Held last week at the Exchange Cultural Hub in Niagara Falls, the event brought together community members, […]
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GreenShield Announces Bold Action to Support a Generation in Crisis: New Youth Mental Health Initiative
Mar 25, 2025, TORONTO, March 25, 2025 – With nearly 60% of young people in need not receiving care, Canada is facing a youth mental health crisis. Youth aged 16–24 experience mental health and substance use challenges at higher rates than older Canadians, with existing solutions often falling short in addressing their diverse needs. Recognizing […]
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Nunavik TB rates among ‘highest rates in the world’, expert says – Nunatsiaq News
Mar 25, 2025 Says infection rate compares to low-resource places ‘such as prisons’ In 2024, Nunavik saw its highest number of tuberculosis cases since the regional health board started keeping detailed records and has increased screening in communities to control the spread. “The rates of tuberculosis we see in Nunavik are comparable to countries with […]
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Attend SCO’s Presentation on the Integrated Adult Services Pilot Project: March 28
March 25, 2025 Join the First Nations Disability Program at the Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO) for a special presentation on the Integrated Adult Services Pilot Project. This pilot project is aimed at enhancing the service delivery model for adults with both a medical diagnosis and complex disability-related needs. You can learn more at our information […]
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What role does the federal government play in health care?
March 25, 2025 Health care in Canada is a joint effort. Provinces and territories are responsible for administering health care. But the federal government plays a vital role, allocating funding and setting national standards — making health care a key platform issue during the federal election. Here’s what you need to know about federal responsibilities […]
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Cancer Awareness Month: Canada’s unified plan to tackle the burden of cancer
TORONTO, March 25, 2025 – More people in Canada die from cancer than from anything else.i Cancer directly affects more than 1.5 million people in this countryii, and is expected to cost $37.7 billion in 2024.iii But Canada has a plan: the Canadian Strategy for Cancer Control (the Strategy). Dr. Craig Earle, CEO of the Canadian […]
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MUHC Foundation Receives $2 million Donation to establish the MUHC’s Metabolic Centre of Excellence
Montreal, March 25, 2025 – The McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) Foundation is proud to announce a $2 million donation from Novo Nordisk Canada Inc. to support the establishment of the Metabolic Centre of Excellence at the MUHC. This contribution will help position the Centre as a global leader in patient-centred care, innovative research, and […]
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Enter SCO’s Nutrition Month Contest by March 31: Win a $100 Gift Card
March 24, 2025 The Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO) invites citizens from SCO member Nations to take part in our contest celebrating Nutrition Month! Healthy foods give our bodies what they need. Eating well helps keep our bodies strong throughout our lives. SCO wants to hear your ideas about making healthy choices! Share your knowledge and […]
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Mortified about menstruation? Some Indigenous youth learn to celebrate it instead – CBC
Mar 25, 2025 Honouring moon time teaches youth self-confidence, says elder The spring equinox has just passed, but Cutcha Risling Baldy’s summer schedule is already looking jam-packed, as youth from her Hupa community prepare to celebrate something their tween peers may be apprehensive about or even avoid discussing: their first period. Risling Baldy has helped […]
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