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Pandemic times are strange times indeed as we socially isolate to protect ourselves and others. Feeling lonely, anxious and down is not uncommon when you’re isolated, especially because humans are social beings by nature and used to interacting.

In this post you will find a list of activities that will help keep you entertained, engaged and connected to family and friends while you stay at home, to stay safe!

Here is a list of free apps and videos, online class subscriptions (free trials), special online classes and live streams being offered by studios and trainers, dedicated to helping you keep fit.

On this page you will gain access to a a wide variety of grocery delivery and/or pickup services from coast to coast.

On this page you will find provincial and territorial helplines and websites, as well as an extensive list of national and provincial online medical consultation services.

If you have diabetes, you might be eligible for a break on your tax return. There are a number of credits that people with diabetes can apply for, to help offset the day-to-day expenses of living with the disease. Learn more about diabetes and tax returns in this article.

Diabetes and mental health are very closely linked. The experience of living with diabetes is often associated with concerns specific to the illness, such as fear of complications or fear of hypoglycemia. As a result, conditions such as depression, diabetes distress and anxiety can all occur.