It’s finally that time of the year when we can’t wait to get behind the grill and barbecue some of our favourite foods with family and friends.

For the first time in Canadian history, people aged 65 and older outnumber those under 15 years of age.

As the older adult segment of our population grows, so too does their oral health needs.

We all have a role to play in limiting food waste

Falls are the leading cause of unintentional injury in Grey-Bruce and older adults are at the highest risk of being injured from falling.

When I think about the holiday season, there are many things that put a smile on my face.

One is the warm hugs from relatives and friends that I will be seeing.

December, for many in Grey-Bruce, marks the return of the holiday season.

In 2017, the rate of emergency department visits for unintentional falls in Grey-Bruce was the highest in Ontario. On average, falls cause 8,630 emergency department visits, 743 hospitalizations, and 29 deaths locally each year.

Summer in Grey-Bruce means plenty of opportunities for outdoor adventure – from hiking, biking and swimming to exploring beaches and forested areas.

As a parent, you have a central role to play in teaching your children about sexual health.

And this doesn’t mean just having a conversation about sex.

As many of us wind down from summer vacations and move back into our routines, there is hope for a more “normal” and healthy school year ahead, without interruptions and extensive public health measures.