Upstream

Canada has been kicking the tires on a national universal pharmacare plan for a long time. A new report does us a favour by outlining some of the history.

The spectre of climate change-fueled disasters looms large over the coming federal election, yet the health equity promise of a Green New Deal is shining through the storm clouds.

Ontario recently announced that it will reduce funding towards public health agencies across the province to the tune of $200 million.

Understanding the bell curve is important for the work of public health.

Canada’s federal government seems poised to prop up the status quo instead of going upstream

Recent research into opioid users, overdose victims, and opioid deaths is shedding light on this problem from a population level.

Oshawa is reeling from GM’s decision to stop auto production there. How does a community bounce back from such a jolt?

Making the link between house ownership and public pensions is key to a way forward.

The Basic Income Pilot cancellation is not just a social assistance issue, it is a health issue, and the health equity gap in Ontario will likely continue to grow.

For the better health of all of us, how do we get from colonialism to reconciliation, and what will that future look like? Jared Knoll interviews indigenous homelessness scholar Jesse Thistle.