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Active Healthy Kids Canada
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A trusted source for “powering the movement to get kids
moving” —a
‘go to’ source for knowledge, insight and understanding that influences
thinking and action among issue stakeholders to help them build better
programs, campaigns and policies in order to increase physical activity among
children and youth.
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Alberta Centre for Active Living
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A key advocate of physical activity and physical activity expertise, and
a primary source of research and education on physical activity for
practitioners, organizations and decision-makers.
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Canadian Health Network
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A valuable and unique source of timely, trusted and credible public
health information on healthy living, disease and injury prevention.
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Canadian Institute for Health Information
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Fosters a better understanding of factors that affect the health of
individuals and communities and contributes to the development of policies that
reduce inequities and improves the health and well being of Canadians. |
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Canadian Olympic School Program
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Engages
students in the Olympic Movement since 1988 through Olympian stories,
activities, projects, interviews, videos and contests.
Inspire your students.
Inspire your teaching.
Inspire yourself.
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Canada's Physical Activity Guide for Children
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The
Public Health Agency of Canada and the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology
initiated the development of guides and additional support resources to
encourage an increase in physical activity levels in children and youth.
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Ever Active Schools
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This resource can be used throughout the year to assist your work in
creating a school environment supportive of healthy active choices. |
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Go Active Fitness Challenge
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A
partnership between the Canadian Olympic Committee and McDonald's to improve
fitness levels in Canadian schools.
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| Health Canada |
This
website states what you can do to increase your physical activity and
contribute
to your healthy living lifestyle.
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Healthy U
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A public
information and education campaign to support and encourage Albertans to lead
healthier lifestyles by providing them with access to information on healthy
eating and active living.
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Live Outside the Box
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Active Living describes a way of living actively - your way, every day. It means adding physical activity to your daily life with the goal of making healthier lifestyle choices. Active Living promotes participation and community involvement. It involves people working together to ensure that the environments where we live, work, learn and play support regualr physical activity.
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Mothers in Motion
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For
women who want to lead healthy lifestyles and mentor their children to do the
same.
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Pause to Play
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An Ontario web site for kids who want to be active.
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Silken Laumann's Active Kids Movement
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Mental strength and courage can create a certain kind of magic, and
Silken Laumann tapped into that magic in 1992 when she came back from a
devastating accident only 10 weeks before the Olympic Games to win a bronze
medal for Canada. Today, the power of positive thinking, and the courage to
embrace change and overcome obstacles make her life running a charity and
inspiring thousands of people in business and in life... simply magical.
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