After a warm welcome in Bracebridge yesterday, these @thenosm medical students enjoyed a paddle on the Muskoka River. We’re so pleased to see them getting a taste of life in Muskoka as part of their community clerkship with MAHC!
Students from @thenosm toured @townbracebridge today with Mayor Rick Maloney and Deputy Mayor Brenda Rhodes.
These students will be working with @MAHCHospitals in Bracebridge and Huntsville.
We'll have more on https://t.co/xO7cOdU9ja tomorrow.
📷: Town of Bracebridge
~Mathew
Planned a successful first NOSM Plasma Group Donation today! Was so nice to see everyone that came out to save lives today 🤩. Thanks again to @CanadasLifeline for treating us like royalty 👑
1/3 @Bell_LetsTalk promotes mental health awareness, acceptance and action. Today, Bell will donate to 5¢ to mental health initiatives for every text, call, Tweet, TikTok, video, Facebook frame or Snapchat lens using #BellLetsTalk.
This summer I’m completing my MPH practicum in my hometown at Réseau ACCESS Network.
👇🏼 Check out the latest MPH Practicum Blog post where I share more about my experience and what I’ve learned about drug policy as a public health issue. https://t.co/xpS9xxJ6Qa
On #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay, a reminder to stop saying “Canada’s Indigenous peoples”. Indigenous peoples were here long before Canada.
But do feel free to talk about Canada’s ownership of: Residential Schools, MMIWG2S, First Nations water advisories & an ongoing genocide.
An entire family massacred in London, Ontario, simply for existing as Muslims.
10 days after a mass grave of 215 Indigenous children are found in BC.
There can be no more pretending that Canada is different.
We must confront white supremacy terror in Canada, full stop.
Today is Red Dress Day. It is a day when we honour missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls & gender diverse people. We remember & uplift them. We support their families. We recognize this disproportionate violence as a national tragedy. We advocate for change. #MMIWG2S
The Ontario government just announced a #PaidSickDays program that offers 3 days for a virus that requires people to isolate for a minimum of 10 days.
The cognitive dissonance is maddening.
#BREAKING: The Ontario government has once again voted against #PaidSickDays.
In total, our government has now voted against paid sick days 21 times since the start of the #COVID19 pandemic.
If you’re not outraged, you’re not paying attention.
Enhanced restrictions may be needed in Ontario, but we must be cautious of more policing.
Low-income racialized people (many are essential workers) have a history of being over-policed. They've also been hardest hit by #COVID19.
We can't police our way out of this pandemic.
5 years ago, @JustinTrudeau promised to end the on-reserve water crisis. We still have 60 long-term advisories. The AG report last month makes it clear Canada is failing. Time for this gov’t to end its systemic racism & take this human rights crisis seriously. #WorldWaterDay
8 innocent people were killed in Atlanta yesterday by a terrorist.
Let's not act like anti-Asian racism doesn't exist in Canada too. We must stand united against the rise of discrimination towards the Asian community.
Tolerating racism IS racism.
#StopAsianHate
A gentle reminder that after 1 year of this grueling pandemic & all we've learned about the impact that #COVID19 has on low-income frontline workers, 50 of Ontario’s elected leaders (all from one party) once again voted against #PaidSickDays yesterday.
Where is the humanity?
I wonder if the social determinants of health would make more sense to non-academics if they were relabelled “social policy and investment choices that create health or sickness.”
These aren’t random events, or circumstances we can’t control.
I'll never understand how we were able to fast track approval for 3 vaccines to address #COVID19 in less than a year but still haven't been able to get clean drinking water to First Nations communities who have been suffering for decades.