You have the most influence over what your children eat. Here are some real-life ideas for getting your kids growing up healthy and feeling good about themselves.

Register for the Northern Food Connections Conference March 4-6, 2010 at Lakehead University.

Local teens are taking a positive stand against the unrealistic ideals portrayed in the media with the Dressing Room Project.

If you are thinking about quitting or just need extra motivation, visit DrivenToQuit.ca to register by February 28, 2010 and show off your drive!

Travelling? Know the risks. Learn about disease, food and water. Contact the Travel Clinic.

Everyone deserves a clean and healthy place to play!

Triple P is a parenting program for parents and is supported by 30 years of research. It follows a helpful, positive approach to raising children.

The report entitled "Earth.. Because Everybody Needs a Home" focuses on children's environmental health issues. Find out more!

Recycle your jack o lantern with these great recipes.

Beach water is monitored for high E. coli levels which may cause health related problems in swimmers.

Tips & ideas on how to build activity into your day by walking to school.

Government of Canada Launches Website to Inform Families of Recalled Food and Children’s Products.

Walking is the #1 activity of choice for Canadians. Walk Safe, Walk Warm, Walk Dry. Learn more about indoor walking in Thunder Bay and in the District.

Active Healthy Kids! Most kids are not active enough to get the health benefits. Tips and tricks to get our kids active.

Children under 36 months of age can receive this dental treatment at no cost to parents.