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• ↓ Refugee youth and the right to learn: An investment that pays dividends
• ↓ Canada must reclaim its reputation as a leader in diabetes innovation
• ↓ Why aren’t we listening to the people who recover?
• ↓ ‘Protecting’ Ontario or putting lives in danger?
• ↓ Canada’s health-care workforce is growing. Teaching capacity is not
• ↓ What Alberta gets wrong About Medical Assistance in Dying
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"More than 123 million people worldwide were forcibly displaced by war, violence and climate-related disasters between 2016-2025. Now, following sweeping United States policies, many high-income countries are restricting refugee access to asylum, education and work. Against this backdrop, last September we published the Halifax Declaration arguing for a different approach: one that recognizes displaced people not as passive aid recipients, but as partners in building resilient health, education and social systems."

"Despite a history steeped in diabetes-related breakthroughs (the discovery of insulin and a track record of performing more insulin-producing cell transplants than any other country), Canada is at risk of losing ground to global peers who are rapidly advancing clinical trials and commercialization at the national level."

"If we wanted to understand what it takes to win a Super Bowl, we definitely would be listening to what seven-time winner Tom Brady has to say. We also would listen to teams that lost. Their experiences matter, too. But it would seem strange to study who wins football championships without spending considerable time talking to the people who actually won them. To understand cancer survivorship, we listen not only to oncologists and researchers but also to people who have survived cancer and gone on to live healthy, rewarding and meaningful lives. So why is addiction recovery different?"

"By now, just about everyone has seen or heard Doug Ford’s ad campaign claiming that the current premier seeks to Protect Ontario. It’s crystal clear that Ford’s version of “safety” only applies to a fraction of his constituents."

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Refugee youth and the right to learn: An investment that pays dividends

Canada must reclaim its reputation as a leader in diabetes innovation

Why aren’t we listening to the people who recover?

‘Protecting’ Ontario or putting lives in danger?

Canada’s health-care workforce is growing. Teaching capacity is not

What Alberta gets wrong About Medical Assistance in Dying