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Government releases What We Heard report on PEI wellness and next steps
Feb 28, 2025 Government has released the What We Heard report summarizing public input on the Live Well PEI Consultation Paper, a significant step in developing a provincial action plan to improve wellness and prevent chronic disease in the province. The consultation paper, released in 2024, provided an overview of wellness in the province and […]
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Tŝilhqot’in National Government Releases Findings on Tŝilhqox (Chilcotin River) Landslide
February 24, 2025 Today, the Tŝilhqot’in National Government (TNG) is releasing a full report containing findings and calls to action in relation to the Tŝilhqox (Chilcotin River) landslide that occurred during the summer of 2024. The report investigates responsibilities to land, threats to salmon, collaboration in emergency management, and protocols and jurisdiction in emergency response. […]
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New Report Demands Urgent Action: Canada Failing High-Risk Populations in COVID-19 Treatment
MONTREAL, Feb. 25, 2025 – COVID-19 is far from over, yet Canada’s most vulnerable patients are being left behind. A new report from RESPIPLUS exposes critical failures in COVID-19 care for high-risk populations, revealing widespread underuse of life-saving treatments, inconsistencies in provincial healthcare policies, and a dangerous misconception that COVID-19 is no longer a serious threat. […]
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Saskatchewan Blue Cross releases 2024 Community Investment Report
Saskatoon, Sask., Feb. 18, 2025 – Saskatchewan Blue Cross has published the latest edition of its annual Community Investment Report, highlighting the impactful ways the organization supports Health Literacy, community well-being, diversity, equity and inclusion across the province. “At Saskatchewan Blue Cross, we believe that investing in our communities strengthens local networks and empowers people […]
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NTI Releases New Strategic Priorities: Inungnik Makipalliatittiniq
Nunavut Tunngavik Inc. (NTI) President Jeremy Tunraluk is pleased to release NTIs new strategic priorities Inungnik Makipalliatittiniq 2025-2029. The strategy signifies a transformative shift in how NTI approaches the future. Inungnik Makipalliatittiniq shows urgency and passion in declaring that Inuit can no longer advocate for their rights from the sidelines. Instead, it is time for […]
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Inungnik Makipalliatittiniq NTI 2025–2029 Priorities
As newly elected President of Nunavut Tunngavik Inc., I am humbled and honored to take on this responsibility at such a pivotal moment in our shared journey. Together, we inherit the legacy of those who fought for the creation of Nunavut — a land born from the determination to reclaim Inuit rights, language, and culture. Today, we […]
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NTI Releases the 2022-23 State of Inuit Culture and Society Annual Report on Policing in Nunavut
(February 6, 2025 – Iqaluit, Nunavut) Nunavut Tunngavik Incorporated (NTI) President Jeremy Tunraluk released the 2022-23 Annual Report on the State of Inuit Culture and Society (SICS): Policing in Nunavut: Past, Present, and Future. The SICS report is a requirement under Article 32 of the Nunavut Agreement that must be tabled in the Nunavut Legislature […]
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New report finds MCFD’s child welfare workforce “undeniably in a state of crisis”
February 6, 2025 Victoria – A report issued today by the Representative for Children and Youth finds that MCFD’s child welfare workforce is undeniably in a state of crisis and that a number of immediate and sustained steps must be taken so that B.C.’s most vulnerable children receive the services and supports they desperately need. […]
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Building new homes in the path of floods and wildfires could cost billions, threaten affordability: report
Feb. 6, 2025 First-of-its-kind analysis shows significant financial risks from climate change-fuelled disasters unless a small proportion of the new homes needed by 2030 are built out of harm’s way. TORONTO—Governments across Canada are racing to build more housing to improve affordability. Yet a new study has found those efforts risk putting hundreds of thousands […]
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Ground-breaking new report reveals Canada can’t train enough doctors and other health professionals. Unless we dramatically change how we do things.
January 31, 2025 As the health ministers met in Halifax over the past few days, the federal government released the first detailed report Opens in a new window on the gaps in the health care workforce and the data lays bare the extent of the issue. This in-depth study, conducted by Dr. Geneviève Moineau, Chief […]
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