Author Archives for Ranjit Dhanjal

Peak asthma season: What you need to know

September 9, 2016 December 16, 2024 Published by Comments Off on Peak asthma season: What you need to know

We spoke about peak allergy season and asthma control with Nancy Ross, RN, BN, CAE. Nancy is a Certified Asthma Education Nurse at the Children’s Allergy and Asthma Education Centre... View Article


Myths and Facts: September Edition

September 1, 2016 December 16, 2024 Published by Comments Off on Myths and Facts: September Edition

MYTH: “Someone told me if I cook the food, it will kill the protein and I won’t be allergic to it.” FACT: Cooking, even with high heat and other methods... View Article


Op Ed: Compassion and support, not blame

August 18, 2016 December 16, 2024 Published by Comments Off on Op Ed: Compassion and support, not blame

By now, most of you will have heard about Simon-Pierre Canuel’s severe allergic reaction at a Quebec restaurant. This is a difficult situation for all involved, and our sympathies go... View Article


Toronto playground vandalism: a note to parents

August 18, 2016 December 16, 2024 Published by Comments Off on Toronto playground vandalism: a note to parents

Recently, there have been reports that peanut butter has been smeared on playground equipment in multiple Toronto playgrounds. As parents ourselves, we know how upsetting it is to hear about... View Article


Statement from Food Allergy Canada on reports of peanut butter being smeared on playground equipment in Toronto parks

August 12, 2016 December 16, 2024 Published by Comments Off on Statement from Food Allergy Canada on reports of peanut butter being smeared on playground equipment in Toronto parks

Food Allergy Canada is very concerned about reports that peanut butter has been smeared on playground equipment in multiple Toronto playgrounds. Events like this are troubling and can cause concerns... View Article