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    • Physical Health

    March is Nutrition Month

    What we eat plays a big role in how energized and focused we feel throughout the day. This month, Purolator Health is spotlighting simple, practical nutrition habits balanced meals (protein + whole grains + fruits/veg), steady hydration, and smart snacks to help support consistent energy and avoid mid-day slumps. Small, consistent choices can make a meaningful difference in both physical energy and mental clarity. —————————————————————————————————————— Help fuel a child’s school day with Breakfasts 4 Kids. Donate in person (spare change in your department’s jar) or online through the Breakfasts 4 Kids fundraising page. Your support helps kids arrive at school ready to learn because no child should start the day hungry.
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    Purolator Health Roadshows: Bringing Well-Being to Our People

    Last year, our Purolator Health team visited some terminals and facilities across Canada and the U.S. to share resources and encourage positive changes for health and well-being. Purolator Health empowers our employees and their families with accessible, inclusive and diverse resources that support physical, mental, social and financial wellbeing. It continues to evolve to stay evidence‑based, needs‑driven, and connected with community investment and environmental sustainability. And through our Purolator Health Roadshows, we’re bringing health directly to our people—making conversations about holistic well-being exciting, fun and engaging.
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    Purolator Donates 8 Retired Trucks to Food Banks

    As part of Purolator’s commitment to community wellbeing, the company donated eight retired delivery trucks to food banks across Canada to help increase access to nutritious food for individuals and families in need. In a recent interview, Stephanie Iacobelli, Manager of Community Investment at Purolator, shared how strengthening food bank logistics supports healthier, more resilient communities. Food security is a critical foundation of physical and mental wellbeing, and initiatives like this help reduce barriers to nutrition while extending the life of Purolator assets. Through Purolator’s Tackle Hunger program, this investment supports food banks in reaching more people and strengthening community health.
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    🌟 Celebrating 3 Years of Purolator Health 🌟

    This Healthy Workplace Month, we’re proud to celebrate three years of Purolator Health. From day one, the goal has been clear: leading healthy change by making wellbeing part of our culture at Purolator. Over the past three years, Purolator Health has grown into a hub for resources, activities, and tools that support healthier ways of working and living. Explore the Health Moments Library for practical tips and tools for your health and wellbeing.
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    Health Moments: Walking Meetings

    Watch above as Leaticia shows how walking meetings add movement to your day without extra time. They boost energy, spark creativity, and lower stress while keeping you focused. Try starting with a short walk, choose safe routes, stay hydrated, and keep it flexible — even a 10-minute walk can strengthen both your wellbeing and your conversations.
    • Physical Health

    Snacks to Fuel Your Work Day

    Watch this as Jaclyn shares how the right snacks can do more than curb cravings — they fuel your focus, energy, and productivity throughout the day. She highlights quick, nutritious options that combine fibre, protein, and healthy fats, like berries with yogurt, veggies with hummus, or nuts with whole grain crackers.
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  • Health Moments: Microbreaks for Macro Health

    ⏸️ Watch this to see how taking microbreaks throughout the day can boost your energy and protect your health. Short pauses every 20 minutes — whether it’s looking away from your screen, stretching, or grabbing some water — help reduce fatigue and lower the risk of ergonomic injuries
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    Health and Safety Committee Spotlights

    Our Health & Safety Committee is made up of several important roles, all working together to create and maintain a psychologically healthy and safe workplace. Check out this video to learn more about these key roles, including our Hands on the Wheel Champions, Mental Health First Aid Responders, Wellbeing Champions, and Health & Safety Committee Leads.
    • Mental Health
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    • Social Health

    Mental Health and Safety Week 💚🎗🦺

    Each May, we recognize and celebrate Mental Health & Safety Week. There is a genuine connection between mental health and workplace safety, which are key factors contributing to overall safety and well-being, both in and outside the workplace. By fostering positive mental health and safe practices, we look out for each other and build stronger communities.
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    Summer Sun Safety

    In this quick 40-second video, Dr. Chugh breaks down how easy it is to protect yourself from harmful UV rays—whether you’re relaxing poolside or running errands. He shares practical tips like checking the UV index, wearing sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher), and staying hydrated. Watch this short clip to learn how small changes can help you stay safe in the summer sun and lower your risk of skin cancer.
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    What Does A Healthy Meal Look Like?

    In this quick 40-second video, Dr. Chugh breaks down what a balanced meal really looks like—especially if you’re juggling a busy schedule—and shares easy ways to load up on fruits, veggies, whole grains, and lean proteins. Watch this short clip to discover simple strategies that help you stay energized, support your immune system, and reduce the risk of chronic diseases.
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    Reducing Your Risk of High Blood Pressure

    In this quick 40-second video, Dr. Chugh breaks down how high blood pressure can affect anyone, especially those with age, genetic, or other risk factors—and shares practical ways to keep your numbers in check, such as exercising more and reducing sodium. Watch this quick that helps you make informed choices and stay in control of your heart health.
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