NEW! ⚽This webinar will discuss the medical and public health resources that are necessary to respond to a radiological or nuclear emergency during a mass gathering like the FIFA World Cup. 📆MARCH 26, 2026 @ 12 - 1PM PT REGISTER FREE ➡️ ncceh.ca/events/upcom...

NEW! This blog sets out some of the key facts about the occurrence of CWD in Canada, considers the key food security and food safety concerns, and signposts to essential CWD resources. ➡️https://ncceh.ca/resources/blog/chronic-wasting-disease-wild-game-what-are-food-security-and-safety-concerns

NEW! ⚽This webinar will discuss the medical and public health resources that are necessary to respond to a radiological or nuclear emergency during a mass gathering like the FIFA World Cup. 📆MARCH 26, 2026 @ 12 - 1PM PT REGISTER FREE ➡️ ncceh.ca/events/upcom...

NEW! This One Health case study explores antimicrobial resistance (AMR) as a complex environmental public health issue that extends beyond clinical and agricultural settings into households, wildlife, and drinking water systems. ➡️ ncceh.ca/resources/ev... #AMR #OneHealth

NEW! 🏠This webinar looks at the report, Building Strength Through Shelter: Policy prescriptions for Indigenous Healthy Energy Homes. 📆APRIL 8, 2026 @ 12 -1pm PT REGISTER FREE ➡️https://ncceh.ca/events/upcoming-webinars/policy-prescriptions-indigenous-healthy-energy-homes

NEW! This review focuses on evidence describing indoor versus outdoor concentrations of non-particulate matter air pollutants during episodes of smoke from #wildfires and similar combustion events. 📃READ MORE ➡️https://buff.ly/9geZl2w #airquality #airpollution

Join us today at noon! California’s OEHHA Synthetic Turf Study: Assessment of health risks from exposure to crumb rubber infill 🗓️ FEB 26, 2026 @ 12 - 1pm PT REGISTER FREE ➡️https://ncceh.ca/events/upcoming-webinars/californias-oehha-synthetic-turf-study-assessment-health-risks-exposure

Missed last week's webinar? The recording for the session is now available ➡️ ncceh.ca/events/upcom... #airquality #shelters

Join us tomorrow! California’s OEHHA Synthetic Turf Study: Assessment of health risks from exposure to crumb rubber infill 🗓️ FEB 26, 2026 @ 12 - 1pm PT REGISTER FREE ➡️https://ncceh.ca/events/upcoming-webinars/californias-oehha-synthetic-turf-study-assessment-health-risks-exposure

Our first NCCEH spotlight highlights a recent systematic review on cold weather health impacts among people experiencing homelessness, and interventions to reduce these risks. READ MORE ▶️https://buff.ly/bVi1ajs

NEW! California’s OEHHA Synthetic Turf Study: Assessment of health risks from exposure to crumb rubber infill 🗓️ FEB 26, 2026 @ 12 - 1pm PT REGISTER FREE ➡️https://ncceh.ca/events/upcoming-webinars/californias-oehha-synthetic-turf-study-assessment-health-risks-exposure

The February environmental health research scan is now available ➡️ ncceh.ca/resources/ev... Get the latest environmental health publications by topic and access article abstracts and report summaries.

NEW! This review focuses on evidence describing indoor versus outdoor concentrations of non-particulate matter air pollutants during episodes of smoke from #wildfires and similar combustion events. 📃READ MORE ➡️https://buff.ly/4x29tUX #airquality #airpollution

NEW! California’s OEHHA Synthetic Turf Study: Assessment of health risks from exposure to crumb rubber infill 🗓️ FEB 26, 2026 @ 12 - 1pm PT REGISTER FREE ➡️https://ncceh.ca/events/upcoming-webinars/californias-oehha-synthetic-turf-study-assessment-health-risks-exposure

NEW! Learn about the health and safety hazards associated with dry, steam, and infrared saunas, and potential mitigation strategies to reduce the risks. 📃READ MORE ▶️https://ncceh.ca/resources/evidence-briefs/rapid-review-environmental-health-risks-and-safety-considerations-saunas #saunas

Join us today! This webinar will identify IEQ considerations for congregate settings, explore impacts of IEQ on the health of people and the spread of infectious diseases in shelters. 📅FEB 11, 2026 @ 12 - 1PM CT REGISTER FREE ▶️https://buff.ly/8DYaBe7

Our 1st NCCEH spotlight highlights a recent systematic review on cold weather health impacts among people experiencing homelessness, and interventions to reduce these risks. READ MORE ▶️https://ncceh.ca/resources/blog/ncceh-spotlight-cold-weather-health-impacts-among-people-experiencing-homelessness

NEW! This webinar will identify IEQ considerations for congregate settings, explore impacts of IEQ on the health of people in shelters and explore the connection between IEQ and the spread of infectious diseases. 📅FEB 11, 2026 @ 12 - 1PM CT REGISTER FREE ▶️https://buff.ly/8DYaBe7

If you missed last week's webinar, "Climate resilience: How do Canadian cities compare?" you can now watch the recording ▶️ ncceh.ca/events/upcom... @canue.bsky.social

NEW! This webinar will identify IEQ considerations for congregate settings, explore impacts of IEQ on the health of people in shelters and explore the connection between IEQ and the spread of infectious diseases. 📅FEB 11, 2026 @ 12 - 1PM CT REGISTER FREE ▶️https://buff.ly/8DYaBe7

Join us today! This webinar will introduce a new feature in CANUE’s HealthyPlan.City tool —the Climate Health Equity Resilience Index. See how climate resilience compares across Canadian cities. 📅 JAN 29, 2026 @ 12 - 1PM PT REGISTER FREE ▶️https://buff.ly/BdH5uf8

Join us tomorrow! This webinar will introduce a new feature in CANUE’s HealthyPlan.City tool —the Climate Health Equity Resilience Index (CHERI). See how climate resilience compares across Canadian cities. 📅 JAN 29, 2026 @ 12 - 1PM PT REGISTER FREE ▶️https://buff.ly/BdH5uf8

NEW! This webinar will introduce a new feature in CANUE’s HealthyPlan.City tool —the Climate Health Equity Resilience Index (CHERI). See how climate resilience compares across Canadian cities. 📅 JAN 29, 2026 @ 12 - 1PM PT REGISTER FREE ▶️https://buff.ly/BdH5uf8

NEW! Learn about the health and safety hazards associated with dry, steam, and infrared saunas, and potential mitigation strategies to reduce the risks. 📃READ MORE ▶️https://ncceh.ca/resources/evidence-briefs/rapid-review-environmental-health-risks-and-safety-considerations-saunas #saunas

NEW! This webinar will introduce a new feature in CANUE’s HealthyPlan.City tool —the Climate Health Equity Resilience Index (CHERI). See how climate resilience compares across Canadian cities. 📅 JAN 29, 2026 @ 12 - 1PM PT REGISTER FREE ▶️https://buff.ly/BdH5uf8

If you missed last week's webinar on "Built environments for healthy aging: Environmental health approaches to age- and dementia inclusive communities", the presentation recording is now available ▶️ ncceh.ca/events/upcom...

Join us today! This webinar highlights evidence-based planning and design strategies promoting physical, mental & social well-being linking urban design with health outcomes for people with dementia. 🗓️ JAN 15, 2026 @ 12 - 1PM PT REGISTER FREE ▶️ buff.ly/JOcmjbq

Join us tomorrow! This webinar highlights evidence-based planning and design strategies promoting physical, mental & social well-being that link urban design decisions with health outcomes for people living with dementia. 🗓️ JAN 15, 2026 @ 12 - 1PM PT REGISTER FREE ▶️ buff.ly/JOcmjbq

This webinar highlights evidence-based planning and design strategies promoting physical, mental & social well-being that link urban design decisions with health outcomes for people living with dementia. 🗓️ JAN 15, 2026 @ 12 - 1PM PT REGISTER FREE ▶️ buff.ly/JOcmjbq

YEAR IN REVIEW: Learn how climate change may influence the spread of #norovirus and its survival in the environment. ▶️https://ncceh.ca/resources/evidence-reviews/examining-climate-driven-influences-norovirus-transmission-and-disease

NEW - Community science for mosquito surveillance in Canada: A toolkit for program design and implementation. The toolkit includes a guide on how to design an effective #mosquito surveillance program through data collection, volunteer engagement, and evaluation 🦟 READ MORE ▶️

YEAR IN REVIEW! This NCCEH companion guide to ASHRAE 44 aims to support public health practitioners and allied professionals to better understand the factors that affect indoor air quality during #wildfires or prescribed burns. READ MORE ▶️ buff.ly/jwPhPe5 #airquality

YEAR IN REVIEW! This blog provides an overview of the health risks of wildfire smoke, particularly for children, and outlines best practices for using portable air cleaners as a protective strategy in school and child care settings. READ MORE ▶️ ncceh.ca/resources/bl...

NEW! The webinar will highlight evidence-based planning and design strategies promoting physical, mental, and social well-being that link urban design decisions with health outcomes for people living with dementia. 🗓️ JAN 15, 2026 @ 12 - 1PM PT REGISTER FREE ▶️ buff.ly/JOcmjbq

YEAR IN REVIEW: 🏊‍♀️This blog explores how some splash pads and pools can unintentionally increase exposure to waterborne and opportunistic pathogens and outlines ways to reduce the risks while keeping people safe and cool. READ MORE ▶️ buff.ly/vhmtJZG

YEAR IN REVIEW: This Environmental Health Review article examines the evidence on the disconnect between what people believe about residential wood smoke, and what is actually measured, along with the resulting health risks. 📄READ MORE ▶️https://buff.ly/8CgOQ2s @ciphi_national

YEAR IN REVIEW: 😷 The aim of this rapid review is to assess the effectiveness of #masks or #respirators in reducing non-occupational exposures to gaseous and particulate matter pollutants like those caused by wildfire smoke. READ MORE ▶️ ncceh.ca/resources/ev...

YEAR IN REVIEW! This rapid review examines how effective indoor air filtration and cleaning is at reducing concentrations of wildfire-related pollutants, and if air cleaners can be protective of health. 📃LEARN MORE ▶️ buff.ly/u5TqnKc

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YEAR IN REVIEW: We have released a field guide on ready-to-eat meats (RTE) outlining key considerations when conducting risk assessments in micro, small, and medium-sized RTE meat production operations. 📝LEARN MORE ▶️ lnkd.in/eaqU3WGJ

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YEAR IN REVIEW: A public health perspective on #cyanobacteria, climate change, population growth, and potential risk of neurodegenerative disease ▶️ ncceh.ca/resources/jo...

YEAR IN REVIEW: Media coverage can impact how the public responds to extreme heat events. This study reports on interviews with media professionals on the approaches, challenges, and solutions to enhance communication during heat events. 📃LEARN MORE ▶️ ncceh.ca/resources/ev...

NEW! The webinar will highlight evidence-based planning and design strategies promoting physical, mental, and social well-being that link urban design decisions with health outcomes for people living with dementia. 🗓️ JAN 15, 2026 @ 12 - 1PM PT REGISTER FREE ▶️ buff.ly/JOcmjbq

YEAR IN REVIEW! 🌞 The pan-Canadian HARS stocktake provides an overview of heat alert and response systems (HARS) across Canada, identifying key challenges while offering recommendations to strengthen HARS. READ MORE 👉 ncceh.ca/resources/ev... #extremeheat #heatwave #heatalert

Did you know we publish a monthly environmental health research scan? It highlights recent EH publications by topic and provides easy access to article abstracts and report summaries to support public health professionals. 📚 VIEW ALL ISSUES 👉 ncceh.ca/resources/ev...

YEAR IN REVIEW! This blog discusses the public health risks associated with residential wood smoke, along with current guidelines, standards, and best practices for operating wood-burning appliances. READ IT HERE 👉 buff.ly/3EV3gtv

YEAR IN REVIEW: 🦝🦇 Rabies remains a significant public health concern in Canada. This blog outlines rabies occurrence in Canada and highlights how a One Health lens can be applied to #rabies prevention and control. READ MORE 👉 ncceh.ca/resources/bl...

YEAR IN REVIEW: 🏙️Learn how high-density communities in Canada can be designed to promote health and climate resilience through evidence-informed urban planning and public health collaboration. 📖 READ MORE ▶️ ncceh.ca/resources/ev...

The NCCEH team sends our best wishes for a healthy, happy, and restful winter season!❄️