1. World Mental Health DayClara Hughes, an Olympic champion and a champion of better mental health, spoke to our national Leadership Conference in 2025. She has been open about a battle with depression in her own life, and she advocates for better mental health…04:07
2. What Causes White Spots on Children’s Teeth?A bright white mark on a child’s tooth can be easy to miss until the lighting changes, a photo is taken, or the tooth dries after brushing. Some white spots are harmless differences in how enamel formed. Others are an early signal that a…03:58
3. What Are Your Options When You Lose Several Teeth in a Row?Losing one tooth is stressful enough. Losing several teeth in a row, whether from an accident, advanced gum disease, or a string of failed dental work, changes the way you eat, speak, and even how your face holds its shape over time. The…03:58
4. Creating Moments of Healing Through ArtWe’re proud to support The BraveArt Project through our Community Grants. Over the past year, 218 therapeutic art kits were delivered in partnership with Bryony House, the Nova Scotia Sisterhood and other women’s centres across the…03:42
5. How to Choose a First Aid Training Provider in BC: A Step-by-Step GuideQuick Summary: Choosing a BC Provider Check Recognition: Ensure the provider is explicitly approved by WorkSafeBC. Match Risk Levels: Select the correct OFA level (1, 2, or 3) based on your workplace hazard rating. Quality Ratios: Look for…03:23
6. 19th annual BRIGHT Run crosses the finish line to support local breast cancer researchHamilton, September 14, 2026 BRIGHT Run organizers, together with a team of 250 volunteers and 34 community partners, are thrilled to announce that they exceeded their event goal and raised $686,940 on September 12 at Christie Lake…02:26
7. Breast Cancer Awareness MonthSnuggle Up in a BRIGHT Run Hoodie We have a great way to honour breast cancer awareness this month. Order your branded BRIGHT Run hoodie now and wear it proudly! Choose your size: unisex sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL and XXL Colour: bright pink.…02:26
8. How Can Family Caregivers Avoid Burnout While Caring for an Aging Parent?Caring for an aging parent often starts small. You drive Mom to a doctor’s visit. You pick up Dad’s prescriptions. You check in each evening to make sure he ate dinner. Then, a little at a time, the list grows. Appointments, meals, bills…02:12
9. Supporting the Little Things that Make a Big DifferenceSupporting the Little Things that Make a Big Difference Each year, departments and care teams from across St. Joe’s apply to our Patient Comfort and Kindness Fund to receive grants of up to $5,000 that help support special projects…01:56
10. Donor Gift Helps Advance OCD ResearchDonor Gift Helps Advance OCD Research “I’m so OCD.” “There goes my OCD again.” “I wish I had OCD, so I was more organized.” You have likely heard these phrases casually thrown into conversations. What you may not know is that obsessive…01:56
11. Advancing Care and Honouring Indigenous ReconciliationAdvancing Care and Honouring Indigenous Reconciliation Supporting positive healthcare experiences and outcomes for Indigenous patients is an important way that we can create a more inclusive, compassionate and effective health care system…01:56
12. Updated provincial guidance on return to work for healthcare workers with viral respiratory illnessThe Provincial Infection Control Network of BC has released an updated Provincial Guidance on Return to Work and Exposure Management for Health-Care Workers with Viral Respiratory Illness(VRI). While the June 2026 update does not introduce…01:32
13. New research explores how data can help detect disease earlier and improve patient careVANCOUVER, BC — Every patient has a story, yet no single source of health information tells the whole story. What if researchers could use data to identify multiple sclerosis years before symptoms become apparent? Predict inflammatory…01:26
14. Are you curious about the role of spirituality in wellness?Get involved in our research, and help us develop the conditions for good and full lives, for everyone! For many of us, time spent with family and loved ones naturally invites reflection on what truly matters in life. Over the past several…01:08
15. Considerations of “Sharenting” a Child’s Cancer Story OnlineRachel Howard introduces the practice of “sharenting” and considers the ethical considerations of this practice within the pediatric oncology context, and the potential role of pediatric oncologists.…01:07
16. The M Case: Death Caused by Base EditingRenzong Qiu tells the story of the death of a six-year-old girl, a research participant in a base-editing gene therapy trial in China, and argues that research participants’ interests should never be overridden by scientific or social…01:07
17. Flex Your Head is coming to BGC Moncton!Let’s talk about mental health and wellness in a safe, fun, and welcoming environment! Designed for youth aged 13+, Flex Your Head helps participants better understand mental health, build healthy coping strategies, manage stress, and…00:00
18. The Power of PlayClient-Led Care for Children A common experience trauma survivors articulate is that choice was taken from them; they didn’t get to choose what happened. This is as true for child survivors as it is for adults. And it’s why, at Family…13.11
19. Taking It Step by Step: New Checklists for Transplant and the Road AheadLiving with multiple myeloma can involve many decisions, treatments and life changes, but education and planning can help decrease uncertainty and anxiety. It can also improve your ability to communicate with your loved ones and healthcare…13.11
20. Key Takeaways from the Global Myeloma Action Network (GMAN) SummitBy Michelle Oana, Chief Mission Officer, Myeloma Canada Myeloma Canada was honoured to participate in the 12th annual Global Myeloma Action Network (GMAN) Summit in Stockholm on June 5-7, hosted by the International Myeloma Foundation…13.11
21. Building Credibility and Amplifying the Patient VoiceAt Myeloma Canada, we often speak about the importance of ensuring that patients have a seat at the table. But being invited to the table is only the beginning. To influence the decisions that shape research, clinical practice, and access…13.11
22. North Battleford to get second mental-health police teamThe Saskatchewan government is funding a second Police and Crisis Team (PACT) in North Battleford, committing more than $360,000 to pair mental health professionals with police officers, according to a provincial announcement released Nov.…13.11