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Men's Health Resources

Men are often hesitant to get help when it comes to physical or mental health. They often feel the need to be seen as strong and “tough it out.” Statistics show that guys only account for 30 percent of people who use mental health support services.

Popular Resources

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Men's Maintenance Guide

Keep your body humming and tuned up – get your straightforward, easy to understand health-maintenance checklist. Whether you are 22 or 58 years of age, this guide takes the hassle and confusion out of key medical questions you need to ask your doctor.

What you need to know about
prostate cancer

Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among Canadian men. The risk of developing prostate cancer increases with age. Most of the time it happens after age 50.

Move For Your Health

Regular physical activity can increase happiness — and helps to manage stress and anxiety.

Let's get moving!

Back to the Basics Bodyweight Workout
Whether you’re getting back into a workout routine or just starting out, biting off more than you can chew can lead to injury. This bodyweight-only starter session is all about getting you moving, plain and simple.

The Power of Movement

We know about the physical benefits of exercise, such as reducing our risks of heart disease, diabetes, and cancer, but how does it benefit our mental health? In this 45-minute virtual speaker series, we look at the scientific research and recommendations on how physical activity can be used as a tool to manage stress and anxiety.

Suns and Sets Workout
A functional, full-body outdoor workout led by fitness coach (and Grey Cup winner) Tommy Europe. This workout features sets of exercises that can be done outdoors or adapted for indoors if the weather outside is frightful. Designed for all fitness levels.

COVID-19 Awareness

BC Centre for Disease Control: Find information about COVID-19, how to protect yourself, your family and your community and what to do if you suspect you have the virus.  View CDC Resources

 

BC Dashboard: This tool provides the latest information on total cases, hospitalizations, critical care, confirmed deaths, recovered, and total vaccine doses administered in British Columbia. View Dashboard

 

Situational Awareness Dashboard: This tool provides the latest information on total cases, recovered, deaths, and daily tests performed by province/territory and health region in Canada. View Dashboard

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HealthLink BC

Call 811 or visit www.healthlinkbc.ca to access free, non-emergency health information for anyone in your family, including mental health information. Through 811, you can also speak to a registered nurse about symptoms you’re worried about or talk to a pharmacist about medication questions.

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