Spending time outdoors is one of the best ways to enjoy Canada’s incredible landscapes. Whether you are hiking a forest trail, relaxing in a grassy park, or working in your garden, the fresh air and sunshine are inviting. But with this enjoyment comes a growing risk many Canadians are learning more about each year: Lyme
⚠️ Medical Emergency Disclaimer: If you or someone near you is showing signs of heat stroke — such as confusion, loss of consciousness, a body temperature of 40 °C or higher, or hot, dry skin — call 911 immediately. Heat stroke is a life-threatening emergency that requires urgent medical attention. Have you ever stepped outside
It starts as a faint itch that’s easy to ignore. After a swim, you shake your head, thinking it’s just water trapped in your ear. But by the next day, it’s more than an itch. It hurts to chew, your ear is red and swollen, and the pain is impossible to ignore. You may be
Late summer in Canada might be beautiful, but it can also feel like allergy season is in full force. From August through early October, seasonal allergies tend to peak. Ragweed, one of the most common seasonal allergens according to the Ontario Blue Cross, thrive during this period, releasing pollen into the air, which, for many,
