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Foundation proposes national policy agenda on menopause (opens the original)
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A new national campaign is calling on governments to boost support for Canadian women experiencing menopause, laying out what it says is a blueprint to help Canada become a world leader for care. The Menopause Foundation of Canada, with backing from other groups, including the Society of Obstetricians and Gynecologists of Canada, is releasing a menopause policy agenda on Thursday. It calls for more training of health providers, more funding for research and expanded access to treatment. “Menopau
How this Toronto park became an international model for ecological restoration (opens the original)
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Andrea Chreston is standing at a lookout point at the edge of a wetland, pointing to a pair of trumpeter swans with three cygnets cruising through a blanket of lily pads. It’s hard to believe that in years past, this green oasis on Toronto’s waterfront was a barren wasteland. “This was a moonscape twenty years ago,” says Ms. Chreston, senior project manager at the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. “The vegetation has really come a very long way, and it’s providing all this essential hab
What the menopause gap in the labour force is costing Canada (opens the original)
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Aimee Debow was giving a major presentation about a multibillion-dollar telecom merger to her executive team when words suddenly failed her. She had been working on the project for months. She had a full team behind her. She had lived and breathed the material and knew it inside out. “I went to present – and I could remember nothing,” she said, recalling that moment four years ago. “Like, I could not give the presentation, and it was so difficult and so embarrassing. And that was the moment I sa
Dental-therapy programs hope to bring better care to remote areas of Canada (opens the original)
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Jim Tennant was a dentist working in remote and Northern communities in the 1970s when the Canadian government launched an innovation that changed his workload – for the better. “It was absolutely fantastic,” he said of the program, which trained dental therapists, who provide a larger range of services than hygienists but fewer than dentists, to work in regions that didn’t usually have much access to dental care. And then in 2011 the program, which had been funded by the federal government, was
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