CBC News published an article on January 29, 2024
A new health-care initiative in Renfrew County hopes to make services more accessible and appropriate for Indigenous people living off-reserve.
The Grand 101 published an article on January 26, 2024
By Riley Gillespie-Wilson
FERGUS – Located just off Beatty Line at the Trailside Medical Centre, a new food hub is offering those experiencing food insecurity more accessibility.
The hub is a partnership between the Upper Grand Family Health Team and the Centre Wellington Food Bank.
SN News Watch published an article on January 17, 2024
By Austin Campbell
MARATHON — Snapping pictures of your meals is no longer just about social media clout but could actually improve your health, particularly if you live in or around Marathon.
The Marathon Family Health Team recently announced the launch of RxFood, a nutrition app for use by patients and practitioners in their catchment area.
The Hamilton Spectator published an article on December 23, 2023
By Joanna Frketich
Over 300,000 Hamiltonians now have somewhere to turn for help after Ontario’s largest family health team added a patient relations program to fill a key gap in primary care.
The Temiskaming Speaker published an article on October 11, 2023
By Sue Nielsen
The Temagami Family Health Team has announced it is now offering a new medical service to its patients.
CBC News published an article on October 17, 2023
By Bobby Hristova
Hamilton Family Health Team and others seeking $22M grant to expand health care in Hamilton and nearby areas.
Hamilton needs 60 more family doctors to ensure everyone in the city has one, according to the Hamilton Family Health Team (HFHT).
The Sudbury Star published an article on October 5, 2023
To aid those who are a little less fortunate, the Kirkland and District Family Health Team (KDFHT) has created what they refer to as a community cupboard.
Inside Ottawa Valley published an article on September 24, 2023
Women aged 21 to 70 in the Ottawa Valley now have more dedicated options to prioritize their health.
The Chatham Voice an published on September 7, 2023
The first call has been made on the McKinlay Woodlands Memorial Forest’s new wind phone.
Lily Martin, 10, who lost her uncle to suicide last year, was the first to pick up the vintage rotary phone’s receiver following its recent installation at C.M. Wilson Conservation Area.