This webinar presents research by the Indigenous water research program, Ohneganos, on how a lack of access to clean water, among other critical vulnerabilities, affect the mental, maternal, and physical well-being of Indigenous peoples. The webinar further discusses the value of Indigenous ways of knowing for building resilience and adapting to environmental change, as well as its role in better understanding the interconnectedness of climate change, societal well-being, and ecosystem health.
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Voices of Sovereignty Season 2: Navigating Data Sovereignty and Governance for First Nations
The Voices of Sovereignty podcast returns for a second season. This podcast is dedicated to the theme of First Nations Data Sovereignty and Governance, and aims to highlight perspectives of experts, community members, educators, Knowledge Keepers, and Elders working in this field.
Knowledge Mobilization Approaches and Strategies for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Communities
This KM Hub Knowledge Sharing session is the second of two companion resources to the guides developed in collaboration with Roberta Stout and Kim Hunter at the Birchbark Collaborative. This session focused on knowledge mobilization approaches and strategies for First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities.
Introduction to Building Respectful and Culturally Safe Research Relationships with First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Communities
This KM Hub Knowledge Sharing session is the first of two companion resources to the guides developed in collaboration with Roberta Stout and Kim Hunter at the Birchbark Collaborative. This session focused on an introduction to respectful and culturally safe relationship building in the context of health research.
Preparing Today for the Vaccine Decisions for Tomorrow: Foresight on Pandemic Influenza Vaccine for Canada
This webinar introduces a foresight approach that helps decision-makers anticipate plausible futures—not predict a single future-preparing for uncertainty and discussing the evidence, systems, partnerships and decision points that can strengthen preparedness in Canada.
Tuberculosis and Climate Change: Implications for Research, Policy, and Practice
This webinar shows the emerging evidence linking climate-related shocks and stresses to TB risk and outcomes, and discuss how climate change may influence the future trajectory of the global TB epidemic.
Respiratory virus immunization updates for the 2026–2027 season
Join PHAC experts to learn about the National Advisory Committee on Immunization’s (NACI) guidance on COVID-19, seasonal influenza, and RSV immunizations for the 2026-2027 season.
Modelling the spectrum of post-infection effects and the implications for public health
Join us for a webinar explore the key insights and lessons learned from the Banff International Research Station (BIRS) workshop “Modelling post-infection effects of pathogens: epidemiology, evolution, and public health implications”.
Global Mobility, Local Impact: Coordinating the Response to CPOs
This webinar explores how timely surveillance and genomic information on carbapenemase-producing organisms (CPOs) can inform antimicrobial stewardship and coordinated health-care responses to emerging transmission risks.
From Point of Care to Practice Change: Antimicrobial Stewardship for Dental Conditions
Join us for a webinar exploring practical approaches to antimicrobial stewardship for dental conditions, from point-of-care clinical decision-making to system-level strategies that support appropriate prescribing and practice change.
Cyclosporiasis: What Canadian Public Health Professionals Need to Know
Cyclosporiasis is an emerging foodborne parasitic disease that continues to pose public health challenges in Canada, particularly in outbreaks associated with imported fresh produce. Timely detection, effective surveillance, outbreak investigation, and coordinated public health responses are essential to reducing illness and preventing further transmission. Recent outbreaks in the USA are causing concern in North America.
What Canadian Public Health Needs to Know About Hantavirus
This episode of Infectious Questions podcast explores the Hantavirus, a rodent-borne virus that can cause severe and potentially life-threatening illness in humans. In this episode, we discuss the virus’s morphology and classification, how it is transmitted through exposure to infected rodent droppings, urine, and saliva, and the signs and symptoms of Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome (HPS).