1. Why public health matters today

   • Trevor Hancock
   • Lindsay McLaren

   Special Section on Why Public Health Matters Today: Editorial/ Éditorial 28 May 2019 Pages: 259 - 263

2. Public health matters—but we need to make the case

   • Lindsay McLaren
   • Trevor Hancock

   SPECIAL SECTION ON WHY PUBLIC HEALTH MATTERS TODAY: Editorial/Éditorial 28 May 2019 Pages: 264 - 269

3. Building the political case for investing in public health and public health research

   • Steven J. Hoffman
   • Maria I. Creatore
   • Patrick Fafard

   Special Section on Why Public Health Matters Today: Invited Commentary Open access 06 May 2019 Pages: 270 - 274

4. Why public health matters today more than ever: the convergence of health and social policy

   • Lori Baugh Littlejohns
   • Neale Smith
   • Louise Townend

   Special Section on Why Public Health Matters Today: Commentary 07 January 2019 Pages: 275 - 278

5. In defense of a population-level approach to prevention: why public health matters today

   • Lindsay McLaren

   Special Section on Why Public Health Matters Today: Commentary 07 March 2019 Pages: 279 - 284

6. Municipal transportation policy as a population health intervention: estimating the impact of the City of Ottawa Transportation Master Plan on diabetes incidence

   • Trevor Arnason
   • Peter Tanuseputro
   • Douglas Manuel

   Special Section on Why Public Health Matters Today: Population Health Intervention Research 09 January 2019 Pages: 285 - 293

   

7. “It’s not a food issue; it’s an income issue”: using Nutritious Food Basket costing for health equity advocacy

   • Elaine Power
   • Susan Belyea
   • Patricia Collins

   Special Section on Why Public Health Matters Today: Qualitative Research 07 February 2019 Pages: 294 - 302

8. Utilizing public health core competencies to share data effectively with community organizations to promote health equity

   • Nicole Andruszkiewicz
   • Cassandra Ogunniyi
   • M. Mustafa Hirji

   Special Section on Why Public Health Matters Today: Qualitative Research 08 March 2019 Pages: 303 - 313

   

9. Stories like Tara’s: advocating the value of public health through narrative and reflection

   • Meaghan Marsters
   • S. Meaghan Sim

   Special Section on Why Public Health Matters Today: Commentary 25 April 2019 Pages: 314 - 316

10. Why public health matters today and tomorrow: the role of applied public health research

    • Lindsay McLaren
    • Paula Braitstein
    • Janet Smylie

    Special Section on Why Public Health Matters Today: Commentary Open access 18 March 2019 Pages: 317 - 322

    

11. Strengthening the health system through novel population and public health fellowships in Canada

    • Cynthia Weijs
    • Jennifer McConnell-Nzunga
    • S. Meaghan Sim

    Special Section on Why Public Health Matters Today: Commentary 07 March 2019 Pages: 323 - 326

12. Promoting and strengthening public health through undergraduate education

    • Ali Walker
    • Patricia Doyle-Baker

    Special Section on Why Public Health Matters Today: Commentary 26 April 2019 Pages: 327 - 330

13. Towards ‘smart cities’ as ‘healthy cities’: health equity in a digital age

    • Morgan Mouton
    • Ariel Ducey
    • Melanie Rock

    Special Section on Why Public Health Matters Today: Commentary 30 January 2019 Pages: 331 - 334

14. A collective voice for advancing public health: why public health associations matter today

    • The Canadian Network of Public Health Associations

    Special Section on Why Public Health Matters Today: Commentary 01 April 2019 Pages: 335 - 339

15. Public health: who, what, and why?

    • Jason L. Cabaj
    • Richard Musto
    • William A. Ghali

    Special Section on Why Public Health Matters Today: Commentary 12 April 2019 Pages: 340 - 343

16. Impacts of im/migration experience on work stress among sex workers in Vancouver, Canada

    • Julie Sou
    • Kate Shannon
    • Shira M. Goldenberg

    Quantitative Research 18 December 2018 Pages: 344 - 353

17. Disability trends in Canada: 2001–2014 population estimates and correlates

    • Anthony Jehn
    • Anna Zajacova

    Quantitative Research 13 December 2018 Pages: 354 - 363

    

18. Scoping decades of dog evidence: a scoping review of dog bite-related sequelae

    • Jasmine Dhillon
    • Jessica Hoopes
    • Tasha Epp

    Systematic Review 30 October 2018 Pages: 364 - 375

    

19. The successful scale-up of direct-acting antiviral hepatitis C treatments will benefit from concerted investments in implementation science

    • Rod Knight
    • Mint Ti

    Commentary 08 January 2019 Pages: 376 - 379

20. A call for action for mental health intervention and support for refugees who escape internal conflicts or war

    • Ehsan Jozaghi

    Letter to the Editor 05 March 2019 Pages: 380 - 381