Our Office of One Health & Wellness at the University of Saskatchewan has two upcoming products to highlight in recognition of One Health Day! The first is a free online course that was created to inform Service Dog organizations about Veterans' recovery from substance use problems and the role of peer support and connection in their wellness. Connection is recognized as happening with humans, animals and the environment around us.

In collaboration with the McMaster University and Western University, the Centre for Public Health and Zoonoses along with the One Health Institute at the University of Guelph, are hosting One Health poster day. Bringing posters and information together in one location to share with our community and bring more awareness to the work being done in One Health and how more can get involved. Posters will be displayed in the Summerlee Science Complex atrium from 10am until 3pm.

The Exploring One Health series was an event for undergraduate and graduate students to learn about One Health and its presence and use in the real world. This series consisted of 5 learning modules in which students were introduced to the concept of One Health by professionals of varying backgrounds. The students were then given the opportunity to demonstrate their understanding of One Health and where it is present around them. Exploring One Health also offered students the chance to learn One Health applications to research and emergency response situations through case studies.