How we can support you
Whether you are a resident of Ontario seeking local guidance, a clinician looking for concise summaries, or a journalist covering tick season, our team can connect you with trustworthy resources. We prioritize prevention, early recognition, and practical steps backed by Canadian public health guidance while acknowledging what remains uncertain.
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Evidence summaries tailored to Canadian guidance - with links to sources
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Prevention checklists for outdoor activities in Ontario and beyond
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Media backgrounders, interview coordination, and data callouts
General inquiries
Ask about prevention resources, events, or partnerships. Expect a thoughtful response with links you can trust.
Use the contact formMedia and research
Request interviews, pull quotes, or backgrounders. We provide careful context and data sources.
Share media details
Send us a message
We respond within 2 to 3 business days during peak tick season. Please avoid sharing personal health identifiers.
Media and partnership requests
We prioritize clarity over speed and will provide concise context, limitations, and links to Canadian sources. Please include deadline, outlet, and focus questions.
Information only - not medical advice
If you are worried about a recent tick bite: you may be eligible for timely antibiotic prophylaxis based on location and timing. For assessment, contact your primary care clinic, walk-in clinic, or call Health Connect Ontario.
Trusted resources near you
We link to verified sources so you can act with confidence. Availability varies by province - check local guidance.
Public Health Ontario: Lyme and tick resources
Evidence updates, maps, and prevention materials.
Visit siteSources: Public Health Ontario, Government of Canada, and provincial health services. Links open in a new tab and may lead to external websites.
Typical response times
Peak season: May - July
2 to 3 business days
Shoulder season: Apr - May and Aug - Oct
1 to 2 business days
Off season: Nov - Mar
Within 1 business day
