The Office of the Chief Coroner (OCC), the Death Under Five Committee (DU5C) and the Pediatric Death Review Committee (PDRC) collectively strive to appropriately assign…
One of the biggest hurdles to sticking with any lifestyle plan is that moment when giving up looks way more fun than powering through. Say…
One of the things you learn quickly when adopting a healthy lifestyle and diet is finding healthy indigenous food on the go is a challenge.…
A team from the University of Northern Michigan launched a study into the effects on the human body when consuming foods indigenous to the Great…
“Do ze” (pronounced “dau je”) is the only word in Cantonese that I know, but I think that saying “thank you” is always a good…
It seems almost taboo to discuss aging, but this week, the Two Row Times is tackling that topic. Lois Porter shared a view of aging…
Here’s some great tips on how to age well and enjoy the journey: Although we all experience aches and pains as we age, maintaining a…
“Xie xie” (“Thank you” in Mandarin) and a favourable client evaluation was all they wanted, but I wasn’t prepared for what the University of Waterloo…
With the demands of our everyday life, we sometimes take on numerous tasks at once, which include a combination of home life, personal life and…
“Nia:wen” was the first word the elder taught me that day by the river four years ago. Later, when things got truly confusing, twisted and…
Diabetes is no stranger to modern, Indigenous communities. However, despite its prevalence, this diagnosis is still shrouded in myths. At De dwa da dehs nye>s,…
Blindness is a common complication of diabetes that is too often overlooked, despite being the leading cause of vision loss in Canadians under the age…
November is National Diabetes Awareness Month, an international celebration focused on raising awareness for all forms of diabetes. Anishnawbe Health Toronto is proud to announce our annual Drumming…
Breath and water are two things we humans cannot live without. We are made up of 70% water. The earth is made up of 70%…
Atonhetseriyo is a series of workshops focused on practical skills and knowledge associated with socially and ecologically sustainable living, “the good life”.