Black and South Asian-origin populations in Ontario have high rates of diabetes, and experience risk factors such as poverty, food insecurity and inadequate housing.
We cannot sacrifice those in Canada who need our help. But current challenges are an opportunity to build a stronger Canada.
Life expectancy declined in Ontario from 2016-2021. This study identifies which populations were most impacted.
This research explores the intersecting barriers and enablers to accessing healthcare for Indigenous Peoples in Ontario.
This policy brief provides recommendations to address the rising cost of essential foods, improve health, and build local agriculture and supply lines.
At Wellesley Institute, we are more than a think tank, we’re a catalyst for change. A driving force committed to…
Climate change is one of the most significant public health threats of this century, and it has particular implications for urban…
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are traumatic and stressful events that occur from birth to adolescence. This can include physical abuse,…
Close to one million Ontario residents with a disability live with poverty. The recent introduction of the Canada Disability Benefit…
Ontario has seen a wave of fragmented policy changes that are expanding privatized healthcare in the province, transferring the management…
As more and more intense heat waves hit Toronto, the unequal health impacts of climate change are becoming more urgent.…
Although the implementation of community data governance is still in its early stages in Canada, emerging efforts are shedding light…
