Attend various allergy-friendly Halloween events throughout the month. Plus, participate in one of our webinars for parents and kids (the one for kids is focused on staying safe for Halloween).... View Article
This month we are excited to introduce you to Andrea MacDonald, founder and facilitator of Food Allergy Support Halifax. After a few years without an allergy support group in Halifax,... View Article
Last month, we hosted a webinar presented by Canadian allergist Dr. Julia Upton who is on staff at Toronto’s SickKids Hospital in the Immunology and Allergy Department. She is an... View Article
Amanda Orlando wears many hats. She is a cookbook author and photographer, a blogger, an adult living with food allergy and most recently an online retailer. We recently had the... View Article
Participate in a study on the cost of living with food allergy – deadline is October 31. And if you’re in Kelowna, BC you can participate in a food allergy... View Article
As of September 7th, temporary AUVI-Q epinephrine auto-injectors were made available across pharmacies in Canada. To better understand your recent experiences in accessing devices since that time, we asked you... View Article
I travel once a month for work to a small town where I stay for 3 nights. The town has limited restaurant options but enough to give me a variety... View Article
There are a few updates that we want to share with you. First, Health Canada has just released an advisory regarding an EpiPen® manufacturing issue affecting a small quantity... View Article
This survey was originally open from May 2018 to July 2018. As this survey is significant to understanding the economic burden of living with food allergy, it has been extended... View Article
If a child has an allergic reaction after eating a food, they should have an allergy assessment. There is no age requirement for an allergy consultation and possible skin testing.... View Article
Health Canada is requesting public input by September 28, 2018 on how to implement affordable national pharmacare for Canadians and their families. While Canadians benefit from a publicly funded health... View Article
The Health Canada’s Advisory Council on the Implementation of National Pharmacare (the Council) is leading a national consultation on how to implement affordable national pharmacare for Canadians and their families.... View Article
As part of our continuing advocacy efforts in Québec, Food Allergy Canada has written the leaders of the major political parties in Québec asking them to commit to enacting legislation... View Article
Since September 7th, there has been temporary supply of AUVI-Q® epinephrine auto-injectors available across pharmacies in Canada. This additional stock is meant to help mitigate the current ongoing supply constraints... View Article
Read the latest on the EpiPen supply constraints and the temporary availability of AUVI-Q in the Canadian market. Plus, check out our FAQs on the most common questions about AUVI-Q.... View Article
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