Emery-Keelesdale Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic

Emery-Keelesdale Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic

The Emery-Keelesdale Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic is a new primary health care model where nurse practitioners are the lead providers of primary health care.

It's time for Mixed Media Fun! Join us in-person for this free workshop - release your creativity and have a relaxing ti...
04/13/2026

It's time for Mixed Media Fun! Join us in-person for this free workshop - release your creativity and have a relaxing time. Materials will be provided.

Date: Wed Apr 22
Time: 2:30-4:30pm
Location: 2972 Islington Ave, Unit 6

Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1985549691577?aff=oddtdtcreator

If you can't make it this time, stay tuned for more sessions in May and June!

An idea for tomorrow's breakfast? Check out this recipe for cottage cheese pancakes - serve them with fresh fruit or cho...
03/24/2026

An idea for tomorrow's breakfast? Check out this recipe for cottage cheese pancakes - serve them with fresh fruit or chocolate chips!

This recipe comes from Registered Dietitian Anar Allidina. Scan the QR code for more recipes from RDs all over Canada.

https://www.dietitians.ca/Events/Nutrition-Month

It's still !Here's a recipe to add to your arsenal - from the 2026 Cookbook from Dietitians of Canada, with recipes fro...
03/23/2026

It's still !
Here's a recipe to add to your arsenal - from the 2026 Cookbook from Dietitians of Canada, with recipes from dietitians all over the country!

RD Nicole Pin says this Crust-less Zucchini Pie "makes an easy savoury breakfast or lunch. I like to pair it with a slice of wholegrain bread and a handful of arugula for a balanced meal.”

Scan the QR to download the cookbook!
https://www.dietitians.ca/Events/Nutrition-Month

03/21/2026

The shortage of primary care physicians continues to impact Canadians and nurse practitioners can help fill this gap. Not only that, models like nurse practitioners-led clinics (NPLCs) strive to provide comprehensive and high quality care to meet patients’ needs. NPs are the primary care providers while working closely with an interdisciplinary team that may include dietitians, social workers and more.

How are your 2026 nutrition goals going? If you need some extra tools in your kit, check out our upcoming 6-week program...
03/16/2026

How are your 2026 nutrition goals going? If you need some extra tools in your kit, check out our upcoming 6-week program - Mindful Eating! In this free online program, our dietitian will be discussing mindful eating and how to improve your relationship with food and your body.

Six sessions:
- Time: 3:00-4:30pm
- Dates: Tuesdays, April 7, 14, 21, 28 & May 5, 12

Location:
2972 Islington Ave, Unit 6

Register:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1980681289054?aff=oddtdtcreator

March is ! This year's theme is "Nourish to Flourish" which highlights the profound connections between food and overal...
03/05/2026

March is ! This year's theme is "Nourish to Flourish" which highlights the profound connections between food and overall well-being, emphasizing the transformative role of nutrition in our lives.

This is why multidisciplinary care models like NPLCs have dietitians onboard to work with you to meet your nutrition goals!

This month, find out how our dietitian services can help you:
eknplc.ca/nutrition-services

More resources (and a cookbook!):
www.dietitians.ca/Events/Nutrition-Month

How are your 2026 nutrition goals going? If you need some extra tools in your kit, check out our upcoming 6-week program...
03/02/2026

How are your 2026 nutrition goals going? If you need some extra tools in your kit, check out our upcoming 6-week program - Mindful Eating! In this free online program, our dietitian will be discussing mindful eating and how to improve your relationship with food and your body.

Six sessions:
- Time: 12noon to 1:30pm
- Dates: Fridays, March 6, 13, 20, 27 and April 10, and 17

Head to Eventbrite to register and for more details - scan the QR code or head to the link in our bio.

To wrap up this year's , we must pay tribute to the legacy of Lillie Johnson, a pioneering nurse and health advocate, w...
02/27/2026

To wrap up this year's , we must pay tribute to the legacy of Lillie Johnson, a pioneering nurse and health advocate, who passed away in August 2025 at the incredible age of 103.

Johnson was born in Jamaica in 1922 and immigrated to Toronto in 1960, where she began working for the Victorian Order of Nurses. As an already experienced nurse, midwife and teacher, she went on to become the first Black Director of Public Health in Ontario and founded the Sickle Cell Association of Ontario in 1981.

She also co-founded the TAIBU Community Health Centre which provides multidisciplinary, culturally appropriate primary health care to Black communities in the GTA.

She has been recognized with numerous awards, including the Order of Ontario.

Dr. Anderson Ruffin Abbott was the first Canadian-born Black person to graduate from medical school in 1861. During the ...
02/26/2026

Dr. Anderson Ruffin Abbott was the first Canadian-born Black person to graduate from medical school in 1861. During the American Civil War, he served as a civilian surgeon at the Contraband Hospital in Washington, DC, under the leadership of Alexander Augusta, and later other hospitals in Washington. He and Augusta became well known enough to be invited to a White House function and met President Lincoln.

Returning to Canada in 1866, Dr. Abbott went on to practice in Kent County, Dundas, Oakville and Toronto. He eventually became surgeon-in-chief of Provident Hospital, a training hospital for Black nurses in Chicago, later becoming the medical superintendent.

He was also a public advocate for integrated schools and, after returning to Toronto in 1897, he spent his later years writing on Black history and other topics.

Among many achievements, Clotilda Douglas-Yakimchuk was the first Black graduate of the Nova Scotia Hospital School of N...
02/25/2026

Among many achievements, Clotilda Douglas-Yakimchuk was the first Black graduate of the Nova Scotia Hospital School of Nursing in 1954, and the first and only Black president of the Registered Nurses' Association of Nova Scotia (now the Nova Scotia College of Nurses).

Douglas-Yakimchuk founded the Black Community Development Organization which advocates for affordable housing in low-income communities and improved living facilities for seniors. Throughout her career, she was also a dedicated fundraiser and mentor in promoting education for Black Youth.

She was a Member of the Order of Canada and the Order of Nova Scotia and a recipient of the Harry Jerome Award.

Taking a step off the health care path, let's talk about the namesake of Toronto's Hubbard Park and the recently renamed...
02/24/2026

Taking a step off the health care path, let's talk about the namesake of Toronto's Hubbard Park and the recently renamed atrium of George Brown Polytechnic's Chef School.

Born to American slaves who settled in Toronto after being freed, William Peyton Hubbard grew up to become Toronto’s first Black elected official in 1894, first serving as an alderman (equivalent to a city councillor)and eventually serving as controller and periodically as acting mayor.

Throughout his political career, he advocated for public ownership of essential services and worked to advance fairness and inclusion for minorities. He was instrumental in placing Toronto’s hydroelectric system in public ownership.

But before that, he was a baker who specialized in cakes and invented the Portable Hubbard Oven!

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2972 Islington Avenue Unit 6 & 2562 Eglinton Avenue West
Toronto, ON

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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