Health

Paramedics in the Park teaches, and reaches out to students, public
A spring storm threatened but never delivered on preventing more than 200 students — and many more members of the… Continue reading “Paramedics in the Park teaches, and reaches out to students, public”

Dental patients may have been exposed to Hep B, C, or HIV
Patients of Lakeland Clinic in Lindsay who received a dental treatment between November 10, 2017 and February 21, 2018 are… Continue reading “Dental patients may have been exposed to Hep B, C, or HIV”

New summer lunch program to feed hungry children
The Food Security Working Group, a committee of the Kawartha Lakes Food Coalition, will be running a pilot project in… Continue reading “New summer lunch program to feed hungry children”

Paramedics in the Park marks tenth anniversary, honours citizens
May 31 marks the tenth anniversary of “Paramedics in the Park,” which began as a way to educate the public… Continue reading “Paramedics in the Park marks tenth anniversary, honours citizens”

Health Unit: Voters should consider poverty, income, food security on June 7
There is a prescription to improve public health, but to fill it, local voters are being urged to have all… Continue reading “Health Unit: Voters should consider poverty, income, food security on June 7”

The $38 million problem as election campaign begins
With the 2018 Ontario election campaign now underway, this month’s Community Care commentary continues to stress the need for accessible… Continue reading “The $38 million problem as election campaign begins”

Forests and ships: Planning for the future with flexibility
Maximilien de Béthune, duc de Sully (1560-1641) was first minister and right-hand man of Henry IV of France. He was also… Continue reading “Forests and ships: Planning for the future with flexibility”