CRTC Study Aims to Identify Cellphone Coverage Gaps
Canada's telecom regulator has launched a public study to help identify and address cellular dead zones. The initiative seeks to improve transparency and connectivity for all Canadians.
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Public servant denied prescription coverage for chronically ill daughter
An Ottawa public servant fights her health plan's denial of a weight-loss drug for her daughter, highlighting gaps in coverage for children with chronic illnesses. Read the family's struggle.
Generic Ozempic, Wegovy Coming to B.C. Soon
Health Canada reviews nine generic semaglutide submissions. Cheaper versions of Ozempic and Wegovy could soon improve access for diabetes and weight loss patients in British Columbia.
Montrealers Call for Media Focus on Iran Protests
Protesters in Montreal urged Canadian media to increase coverage of demonstrations in Iran during a rally on January 13, 2026. Learn about their demands and the local response.
Map Highlights Service Gaps in Waterloo Region
A new interactive map reveals disparities in access to essential services across Waterloo Region neighbourhoods. Explore the data and understand the equity challenges in your community.
First Alzheimer's Fighting Infusion Delivered in Canada
A newly approved Alzheimer's drug has been administered for the first time in Canada, providing fresh hope to patients. However, significant questions about coverage costs remain unresolved.
B.C. woman pleads for government to cover MS drug
A British Columbia woman is calling on the provincial government to fund a new multiple sclerosis drug. Her plea highlights the critical gap in coverage for patients.
Saskatoon woman denied travel coverage for brain surgery
Tammy O'Brien, a Saskatoon woman on a fixed income, was denied travel cost coverage by the Saskatchewan Health Ministry for lifesaving brain surgery in Edmonton. NDP critics call the policy failure 'unprecedented.'
Review finds systemic gaps in Calgary's water system
An independent review into Calgary's catastrophic 2024 feeder main rupture reveals systemic gaps, ineffective management, and a lack of governance oversight in the city's water utility.
Cle de Peau's $77 Concealer: A Canadian Review
A Canadian beauty writer with lifelong dark circles puts the cult-favourite Cle de Peau Beauté concealer to the test. Is the $77 price tag justified by its performance? Find out in this detailed review.
Quebec School Cellphone Ban Yields Positive Results
A cellphone ban in a Montreal-area high school is fostering better focus and social interaction, according to students and administrators. Discover the impact of the policy.
RCMP investigates $800K cell tower vandalism near Edmonton
A Telus cellphone tower near Daysland was deliberately cut down, causing massive damage. RCMP is investigating if it was copper theft or mischief. Read the latest.
Tapper: Media Failed to Ask Enough on Biden Health
CNN's Jake Tapper reflects on media's handling of Biden's cognitive health questions and how it's changing his coverage of Trump's second term. Get the full story.
Trump sues BBC for $10B over edited documentary
Former U.S. President Donald Trump files a massive $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC for alleged defamation and election interference. Get the latest on this high-stakes media legal battle.
CDC Ends Newborn Hep B Vaccine Rule, Canadian Coverage Stays
The CDC has voted to end universal hepatitis B vaccination for newborns. Canadian officials and insurers confirm coverage will not change. Details on the policy shift and its implications.
IIO clears officers in Surrey teen shooting, finds training gaps
BC's police watchdog clears officers in the death of Chase De Balinhard but reveals critical failures in crisis response training. The family waited nearly 10 months for answers.
LHSC ends unlimited mental health benefits for some staff
London Health Sciences Centre is changing its mental health benefits for certain employee groups, moving from unlimited coverage to a managed program. Learn about the details and implications.
Insurers Stress Commercial Coverage Need Despite Rising Costs
Canadian insurers highlight the critical importance of commercial insurance for businesses, even as premiums increase. Experts warn that adequate coverage is essential for financial resilience.
Sharp rise in teen mental health issues linked to phone ban
Tel-jeunes reports a significant increase in youth mental health struggles, partially tied to Quebec's school cellphone restrictions. Learn about the concerning trends and expert analysis.
Teen charged after stabbing during Montreal cellphone sale
A 15-year-old boy faces charges after a 50-year-old man was stabbed during a cellphone sale meetup in Montreal. Both the victim and suspect suffered upper body wounds.
Manitoba approves rare disease drug coverage
Jeremy Bray wins drug coverage for rare condition after provincial announcement. Read how this decision impacts rare disease patients across Manitoba.
Winnipeg man denied $300k treatment coverage
Jeremy Bray fights for life-changing spinal muscular atrophy treatment after Manitoba denies coverage. Learn about his journey and healthcare challenges.
Three Women Wanted for Toronto Concert Assault, Theft
Toronto Police are searching for three female suspects after a concertgoer was assaulted and had their cellphone stolen. Get the latest details on this and other GTA crime reports.
Alberta's Bill 11 seeks health system changes, dual practice
Alberta's Bill 11 proposes major healthcare reforms including dual practice for specialists and changes to drug coverage. Learn how this could impact your healthcare access.
Manitoba family seeks coverage for rare disease medication
A Winnipeg family battles for provincial coverage of expensive medication risdiplam to treat a rare genetic disease. Learn how you can support their cause.
Pharmacare Advisory Committee Report Going Public
The Canadian government prepares to release the pharmacare advisory committee's findings, marking a pivotal moment for national prescription drug coverage. Learn what this means for healthcare.
15 distracted drivers caught in Huntsville crackdown
Huntsville police caught 15 distracted drivers in recent enforcement. Learn about the dangers of distracted driving and how to stay safe on Ontario roads.
BBC Apologizes for Kate Middleton Title Mistake
The BBC issued an apology after viewers complained it didn't use the Princess of Wales's correct title during Armistice Day coverage. Learn more about the royal title protocol.
How Nurse Practitioners Are Solving P.E.I.'s Doctor Shortage
As millions of Canadians lack family doctors, Prince Edward Island is leveraging nurse practitioners to bridge healthcare gaps. Learn how this innovative approach is transforming primary care.
Nurse Practitioners Fill Healthcare Gaps in Canada
As millions of Canadians remain without family doctors, nurse practitioners are stepping up to provide essential healthcare services across provinces like P.E.I. Learn how this shift is transforming patient care.
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