We honour Indigenous youth!
14 June 2024
Meet Autumn Peltier from Anishinabek First Nation. She is a clean water advocate, who spoke to the United Nations—and our champion! Read about Autumn here: https://nac-cna.ca/en/bio/autumn-peltier
Meet Autumn Peltier from Anishinabek First Nation. She is a clean water advocate, who spoke to the United Nations—and our champion! Read about Autumn here: https://nac-cna.ca/en/bio/autumn-peltier
As the cost of living is high. Shop with a list. Avoid shopping while hungry.
Many nations relied on messengers who would walk or run to spread word and share information. These runners and messengers relied on their feet for this respected role in their community. Let’s honour feet with good daily self-care!
Your eyes can get sunburned! Shield your eyes from harmful UV rays by wearing sunglasses with 100% UVA and UVB protection.
Nurture your eyes. Eat foods rich in vitamins A, C, and E— such as carrots and leafy greens.
Let’s remind men of the health issues they may face, and what they can do to take charge of their health. Knowledge is power. Learn all you can about type 2 diabetes.
June is National Indigenous History Month! Learn about the unique and wonderful cultures and communities of First Nations, Métis and Inuit peoples.
Traditional diets often include locally sourced, nutrient-rich foods. A foundation for good health—and diabetes prevention.
Cook at home more often. Save money. Ensure optimal nutrition when you control what is put into your food.
Cataracts Awareness Week. Learn about cataracts, their symptoms—and the importance of regular eye check-ups. Early detection can make a significant difference.
National Indigenous History Month. They gave us Traditional teachings about living a healthy and well balanced life—body, emotions, mind and spirit.
You may need glasses! There are many glasses shapes. Find which shape looks best on you! https://www.foreyes.com/blog/how-to-select-frames-for-your-eyeglasses/