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As flowers bloom and pollen fills the air, many people experience a rise in allergy and asthma symptoms, like congestion, itchy eyes, coughing, and flare-ups. We’re here to help. On this page, you’ll find practical tips and must-know strategies to help you keep safe... by Pauric Keegan | News & Updates
Toronto, June 12, 2025 — As wildfires once again rage across the country, Asthma Canada is urging people living with asthma to take serious precautions. Wildfire smoke contains harmful pollutants, including fine particulate matter that can settle deep in the... by Pauric Keegan | News & Updates
On World Asthma Day, Asthma Canada is urging greater awareness about the dangers of uncontrolled asthma — a condition that continues to take a devastating toll across the country. Every year, more than 300 families in Canada lose a loved one to asthma. For Kimberly... by Pauric Keegan | News & Updates
Lighting Landmarks Across Canada Shine Blue for World Asthma Day & Asthma Awareness Month This World Asthma Day (Tuesday, May 6) and Asthma Awareness Month (May), iconic landmarks across Canada will illuminate in blue, standing in solidarity with the more than... by Pauric Keegan | News & Updates
By Jeffrey Beach, President & CEO of Asthma Canada and Jessica Buckley, ICD.D, President & CEO of Lung Health Foundation Read the op-ed on Hamilton Spectator: here Our lungs make our lives, but lung health is a crisis that’s flying under the radar. And... by Jenna | News & Updates
Valentine’s Day is all about romance, thoughtful gifts, and heartfelt gestures. But while you’re planning that special evening, Asthma Canada wants to remind you to prioritize your health. Here are some common Valentine’s Day triggers to watch out for, with tips...
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