Household food insecurity is rightfully a source of substantial public interest in Canada. One
of its derivative markers, use of food banks, is an indicator of households' inability to meet …

Background: Food insecurity is a serious public health problem and is linked to the mental
health of children and adolescents; however, its relationship with mental health service use …

Food insecurity—the economic and social condition of limited or uncertain access to
adequate food—is high on the agenda. 1 In Europe, estimates from Eurostat in 2020 show …

Household food insecurity refers to the inadequate or insecure access to food because of
financial constraints. Food insecurity takes a serious toll on individuals' health and well …

Background Research has linked food insecurity to mental health problems, though little is
known about this relationship among Canadian youth. We investigate the association …

Household food insecurity is a serious public health problem in Canada. 1 In addition to
being associated with poor physical and mental health outcomes, 2, 3 the stress endured by …

Over 12% of households were food insecure in Canada in 2011. Despite recognition of this
problem, there remains no targeted public policy to address it. To inform interventions …

Food bank use in Canada reached its highest level in history in March 2022. At nearly 1.5
million visits, this represents a 15% increase since 2021 and a 35% increase since 2019 …

Background Although food is a basic human right, food insecurity remains a major problem
in the Global North including Canada. Children constitute a subgroup that is particularly …

Laura Collins middle-income bracket experiencing food insecurity at some point during the
year 2004, it is no wonder that Health Canada has recognized income-related food …