Today is National Caregiver Day, a day to celebrate all of the people who help others manage their health. As you know, when somebody is diagnosed with a disease, it’s not just that one person whose life changes; their loved ones are also greatly affected.

Meet Maria: a 53-year-old nurse living in Brampton with her husband and fourteen-year-old son who love spending time together at their seasonal trailer in the summertime. Maria graduated from University of Toronto with her nursing degree and has worked predominantly in public health for the last twenty-four years

Celebrating and Honouring Black History Month We would like to recognize and celebrate the many Black Canadians who contribute to and enrich our incredible nation. It is our privilege to work alongside nurses, allied health professionals, public health officials, scientists and fellow physicians and surgeons from the diverse Black communities […]

Jefferson Hall’s Story: His Experience with Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis “Trust humanity, others will help. Strangers, friends, and family came forward to put their names on the list and spread the word that I was looking for a living donor.” Ahead of Living Donation Week (September 11 to 17), we connected […]