I had not been back to Chisasibi since residency. My first visit was as a senior resident, at a time when travel to the North was still limited by the pandemic. Yet despite the steep learning curve, that week became a catalyst in shaping my path as a physician learning to build projects with and for the community.

In the middle of all the busyness, a few moments stayed with me. Some came through interruptions I didn’t expect; others through the steady presence of people who help carry the work forward. Sharing these stories brought a quiet sense of purpose—and reminded me why the work matters.

Mentorship, medicine & community—Alyse Diamond reflects on six weeks in Kuujjuaraapik, where true partnership goes beyond healthcare.

Over the past few months, I’ve traveled across continents and Canada, to make connections, share ideas, and discover how collaboration

I’m excited to share an update on our ongoing "Connexion Nordique" project by presenting at the High Value Care Symposium.

By the time I left the hotel room, I was depleted in every way. Then half an hour later, I was in a car driving toward a new life.

What resonated most was the emphasis on volunteerism. Allergists can go beyond the clinic to address broader issues impacting patients' live

After a brief stop in the city for a week, I embarked on another journey to Nunavik, this time toward the west side of the Hudson Bay....

The excitement is palpable as I gear up for another expedition to Nunavik, this time venturing into four communities along the Ungava...