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Communities Going Active: Town of Sidney
https://open.spotify.com/episode/64sQz7hcCzUGQHXlGYwlYK
Physical activity in poor air quality
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Active Transportation: Equitable, Sustainable and Achievable
“The climate crisis is also a health crisis.” This year, the World Health Organization (WHO) is focusing on encouraging governments to create communities focused on peoples’ physical well-being while also addressing the health of the planet. With World Health Day and Earth Day just weeks apart, we are reminded of the intersections between climate change…
COVID-19 has Created a Mental Health Crisis. BC Experts say: ‘Move More Often to Improve Physical AND Mental Health’
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Vancouver (August 30, 2021) Members of the BC Physical Activity for Health Collaborative (the Collaborative) are sounding the alarm about the mental health crisis across the province. While the pandemic has amplified demand for accessible mental health resources, the Collaborative stresses physical activity as a complementary tool to combat declining mental health.…
About the Physical Activity for Health Collaborative
The Physical Activity for Health Collaborative is comprised of leaders in physical activity from academia, sport, recreation and health. The Collaborative is committed to increasing physical activity for all British Columbians. The Collaborative came together to address the urgent need to get British Columbians physically active, especially those who face barriers to being active. Collectively…
EverybodyMoves: Gender, Part 1
https://open.spotify.com/episode/22mm0mMMt3ywDiwmecehhX
EverybodyMoves: Gender, Part 2
https://open.spotify.com/episode/6wMr3x8eTdjOyr9hbmoaOX
EverybodyMoves: Newcomers
https://open.spotify.com/episode/7cVMRHXZ5LAjgV3sUTfjJH
In the News: Toronto Star
BCAHL is pleased to announce that we are featured in Alex McKeen’s article “Canadians need to get fitter –before the next pandemic” published in the Toronto Star. This feature comes shortly after BCAHL circulated our press released focused on BC’s 2021/2022 Budget. Rita Koutsodimos, BCAHL’s Executive Director, lends her expertise in public health and is…
EverybodyMoves: Race
https://open.spotify.com/episode/38aPjr4TUyoC9IznDPLlLJ
Budget 2021/22 Responds to Acute Health Needs of British Columbians but Ignores Other Prevention Measures
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 20, 2021 Vancouver, BC: Advocates for healthy living and chronic disease prevention are relieved to see BC Budget 2021 investments in poverty reduction and mental health – which were at an acute state for far too long and clearly highlighted by the pandemic. “The BC Alliance for Healthy Living has been…
EverybodyMoves: Young People
https://open.spotify.com/episode/4Pr70pWrWddmNGsswWXIex

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