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2024

What’s at stake in supporting sex workers’ right to health

16 février 2024

Le travail du sexe est rendu plus dangereux par une loi qui doit être modifiée. Mais la police, les organismes de santé et les services sociaux peuvent faire plus maintenant pour les droits des minorités de travailleurs. Disponible en anglais uniquement.


2023

Experts call on Health Minister Duclos to rise to challenge of health-care system transformation

24 avril 2023

A transformation is needed to fix Canada’s health-care system, with a recent multi-billion dollar funding deal struck between Ottawa and the provinces representing only the beginning, according to health-care sector experts.


Show you can lead in public health policy, Ottawa

23 mars 2023

Instead of fixating just on the incredibly costly medical systems that treat us when we’re sick, the federal government can decide right now to invest policy leadership in strengthening the public health systems that keep us healthy.


B.C.’s drug decriminalization experiment starts today. Toronto and other jurisdictions are watching

30 janvier 2023

Toronto Public Health says it continues working with Health Canada on a revised version of its initial decriminalization proposal.


2022

It’s time to re-wire the structures of Canada’s public health systems

20 décembre 2022

Reconfigurer les systèmes de santé publique ne consiste pas à dépenser plus d'argent de la même manière. Il s'agit d'évaluer ce que les systèmes de santé publique devraient faire.


An innovative new way to get your COVID-19 vaccine questions answered

9 Novembre 2022

MIICOVAC offers reliable, up-to-date, science-based vaccine information to help parents make the right choice for their families.

Vaccine Misinformation and Disinformation — and What You Can Do About It

28 avril 2022

Vaccines are making headlines around the world every day as we continue to grapple with the COVID-19 pandemic. Unfortunately, along with those headlines comes a slew of vaccine misinformation and disinformation intended to confuse, provoke, and ultimately dissuade the reader from being vaccinated. Even more discouraging, none of this is new or unique to COVID-19.