In Canada, there are four seasons: winter, spring, summer and autumn (fall).In winter, the days are short and can be quite cold. When outdoors, people wear mittens or gloves, scarves, hats, warm coats and insulated boots. In summer, the days are long and are usually warm.

Along with each season comes allergies and some common diseases.

This section explains you about different health conditions in different seasons. It also gives you tips for avoiding complications due to extreme weather changes.

First Aid Advice for sun burn and heat illness

Seasonal Allergies
Sun Safety
Make Summer Safe for kids
Climate Change
Hazards and Emergencies
Your Emergency Plan
Emergency Kits
Sun Safety
The Flu: Don’t Pass it On