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💬 Stay tuned for more updates from the PAC! Are you interested in providing input to the MTP? Email the MTP team at [email protected] – or leave a message at 1-855-588-0658 – and ask about the MTP Participant Feedback Group! (3/3)

This dedicated group of 16 volunteers is helping to shape the future of the MTP by giving a voice to the participant experience. This is an important step towards making sure participants remain at the heart of everything the MTP does. (2/3)

🎉We’re excited to announce that orientation for members of the Manitoba Tomorrow Project’s Participant Advisory Committee (PAC) has officially taken place! 🎉 (1/3)

👀Stay tuned! If your contact information has changed please let us know by email at [email protected], by phone at 1-855-588-0658, or by visiting our website at manitobatomorrowproject.ca. (3/3)

This edition is packed with insights, including: • a letter from MTP Principal Investigator Dr. Donna Turner; • an update on the Participant Advisory Committee – plus a new opportunity; and • a deeper look into the HEALthy Eating and Supportive Environments study. (2/3)

📰❗Attention Manitoba Tomorrow Project participants: Be on the lookout for the latest project newsletter arriving to your email inbox in the coming weeks! 📩(1/3)

⚽In his free time, Travis is an avid supporter of the Liverpool Football Club (LFC), and is currently the Treasurer for the LFC Winnipeg Supporters Club. He regularly enjoys gathering with other supporters to watch games. (4/4)

Travis’ favourite thing about his role at the MTP is working with the team, he says: “We’ve put together a fantastic and motivated group of individuals who have helped the MTP grow into the cohort it is today. I’m extremely excited to see what the future brings.” (3/4)

He looked to identify participants who did not benefit from a “typical” exercise suggestion, then adapted the intensity at which they were exercising to see if their body’s response to glucose could be improved. (2/4)

👋Meet Travis! Dr. Travis Hrubeniuk is the Project Lead for the MTP. Travis’ PhD work focused on improving the effectiveness of exercise for individuals living with prediabetes or Type 2 Diabetes. (1/4)

Our team have been hard at work fundraising and this Saturday, June 14th we will walk to make a difference for Manitobans facing cancer. Click here: bit.ly/4dcxQfz to learn more and check out our progress. We are proud to #takethechallenge (2/2).

The Manitoba Tomorrow Project team is thrilled to take part in this year’s Challenge for Life in support of the @CancerCareMBFdn! This marks our 6th year participating in the event, which raises funds for life-changing cancer research and patient care in Manitoba. (1/2)

Your input could help shape healthier communities across Canada. If you’ve already received and accepted your HEAL invitation – thank you for participating. If you haven’t received an invitation, you can except it to arrive between now and early 2026. (3/3)

🍓🏃‍♂️Why participate in HEAL? Because your daily habits matter. The HEAL study will help researchers explore how features of your environment – such as accessible grocery stores or safe places to walk – impact our ability to make healthy choices. (2/3)

📢Calling all Manitoba Tomorrow Project participants! 📨Keep an eye on your inbox for your invitation to be part of one of the largest dietary intake and physical activity data collection efforts in Canada: the HEALthy Eating and Supportive Environment (HEAL) study. (1/3)

It can be difficult to quit, but there are supports to help you succeed! For resources, please visit: cancercare.mb.ca/screening/q… (4/4)

Past research has been crucial to helping us understand the real impacts of tobacco and the powerful benefits of quitting smoking. Large longitudinal research studies such as the MTP may help drive future discoveries. (3/4)

Quitting smoking is one of the best things you can do to improve your health! The positive changes begin very soon after quitting and include healthier blood pressure and pulse rate, decreased coughing and sinus congestion, and reduced risk of cancer, heart disease. (2/4)