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Climate resilience: How do Canadian cities compare?
January 08, 2026
Webinar Recordings
Abstract Impacts of current and future climate are increasingly manifesting as extreme weather-related events. From heat to flood to smoke, Canadians are experiencing adverse conditions that pose…
Community science for mosquito surveillance in Canada: A toolkit for program design and implementation
January 07, 2026
Journal Articles
Abstract Setting Climate change in Canada has expanded suitable habitats for both native and invasive mosquitoes, heightening the need for more robust and adaptable surveillance systems.…
NCCEH Spotlight: Cold weather health impacts among people experiencing homelessness
December 12, 2025
Blog Post
Health impacts of cold exposure among people experiencing homelessness: A narrative systematic review on risks and risk-reduction approaches (Akhanemhe, Petrokofsky and Ismail, 2025)…
Built environments for healthy aging: Environmental health approaches to age- and dementia inclusive communities
December 12, 2025
Webinar Recordings
Abstract The built environment plays a critical role in shaping quality of life and population health by influencing mobility, social participation, safety, and access to essential services. As…
Environmental public health and the Core Competencies for Public Health in Canada: Release 2.0: contribution and impact
December 12, 2025
Journal Articles
Abstract The Core Competencies for Public Health in Canada: Release 2.0 marks a pivotal moment for Environmental Public Health Professionals (EPHPs) and the Canadian Institute of Public Health…
Extreme cold
December 12, 2025
Subject Guide
Climate change is generally expected to lead to warmer winters, while paradoxically, arctic warming is also leading to more extreme cold events. However, defining extreme cold is difficult…
Residential wood smoke: Perceptions, health risks, and mitigating exposures
December 10, 2025
Journal Articles
Abstract Almost one in five (19%) Canadian households rely on wood stoves or fireplaces as primary or supplemental sources of heating and cooking, and the emissions from these devices are an often…
2025 Feedback survey
November 20, 2025
Blog Post
Help shape the future of NCCEH resources The field of environmental public health is ever-evolving, demanding timely and effective resources that inform your work. To ensure NCCEH continues to…
Artificial turf playing fields: A review of the evidence on health risks and environmental concerns
November 19, 2025
Evidence Review
Key Messages Artificial turf playing fields are in demand due to their playability and durability. However, there are concerns about the health and environmental…
Raising radon awareness and taking action
November 14, 2025
Blog Post
November is Radon Action Month - a time to raise awareness of the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers in Canada. Lung cancer caused by radon is preventable, and understanding the…