1. Advocacy: It’s not a dirty word, it’s a duty

   • Trevor Hancock

   Editorial • Editorial 01 March 2015 Pages: e86 - e88

2. Community pharmacists’ knowledge, beliefs and attitudes towards immunization in Quebec

   • Jean Rémi Valiquette
   • Pascal Bédard

   Quantitative Research 01 March 2015 Pages: e89 - e94

3. Variations over four decades in body mass index trajectories prior to diagnosis of diabetes mellitus: The Manitoba Follow-up Study, 1948–2007

   • Dessalegn Y. Melesse
   • Shiva S. Halli
   • Robert B. Tate

   Quantitative Research 01 March 2015 Pages: e95 - e100

4. Use of caffeinated energy drinks among secondary school students in Ontario: Prevalence and correlates of using energy drinks and mixing with alcohol

   • Jessica L. Reid
   • David Hammond
   • Scott T. Leatherdale

   Quantitative Research 01 March 2015 Pages: e101 - e108

5. Exploring the prevalence and correlates of meeting health behaviour guidelines among university students

   • Tanya M. F. Scarapicchia
   • Catherine M. Sabiston
   • Guy Faulkner

   Quantitative Research 01 March 2015 Pages: e109 - e114

6. Patterns and trends in gambling participation in the Quebec population between 2009 and 2012

   • Sylvia Kairouz
   • Catherine Paradis
   • Chantal Robillard

   Quantitative Research 01 March 2015 Pages: e115 - e120

7. Waterpipe use among high school students in Ontario: Demographic and substance use correlates

   • Hayley A. Hamilton
   • Roberta Ferrence
   • Edward M. Adlaf

   Quantitative Research 01 March 2015 Pages: e121 - e126

8. Visits to physicians for oral health-related complaints in Ontario, Canada

   • Nancy C. LaPlante
   • Sonica Singhal
   • Carlos Quiñonez

   Quantitative Research 01 March 2015 Pages: e127 - e131

9. Growing social inequality in the prevalence of type 2 diabetes in Canada, 2004–2012

   • Kip Brown
   • Alex Nevitte
   • Arijit Nandi

   Quantitative Research 01 March 2015 Pages: e132 - e139

10. Rural food insecurity: When cooking skills, homegrown food, and perseverance aren’t enough to feed a family

    • Ellen V. Buck-McFadyen

    Qualitative Research 01 March 2015 Pages: e140 - e146

11. Cross-sectional analysis of a community-based cooperative grocery store intervention in Saskatoon, Canada

    • Larisa C. Lotoski
    • Rachel Engler-Stringer
    • Nazeem Muhajarine

    Public Health Intervention 01 March 2015 Pages: e147 - e153

12. Agents communautaires de santé : un modèle de santé sans murs

    • Fernando P. Cupertino de Barros
    • Ana Valéria Machado Mendonça
    • Maria Fátima de Sousa

    Commentaire 01 March 2015 Pages: e154 - e156

13. Community health workers in Canada and other high-income countries: A scoping review and research gaps

    • Said Ahmad Maisam Najafizada
    • Ivy Lynn Bourgeault
    • Sara Torres

    Scoping Review 01 March 2015 Pages: e157 - e164

14. Response to Johnson and Beaudet’s commentary: Moving beyond sex and gender reporting in health research

    • Olena Hankivsky
    • Kristen W. Springer
    • Lisa M. Bates

    Letter To The Editor 01 March 2015 Pages: e165 - e165

15. Quebec’s public health cuts

    • Joel Kettner

    Letter To The Editor 01 March 2015 Pages: e166 - e166