Five Quebec Women Killed in January Femicides
Five women were killed in Quebec in January 2026, highlighting the ongoing crisis of intimate partner violence. Experts call femicides predictable yet preventable tragedies.
Category : Health
N.S. Baby Saved by IWK Specialized Care, Family Grateful
A Nova Scotia family shares their emotional journey as specialized medical care at the IWK Health Centre in Halifax saves their infant's life, highlighting the critical role of pediatric expertise.
Psychosis Rising in Ontario's Youth, Study Finds
New research shows a 60% increase in psychotic disorder diagnoses among Ontario youth aged 14-20 from 1997-2023, with younger generations facing significantly higher rates.
BC Cancer Leads with CAR T Therapy and AI Radiation
British Columbia emerges as a global oncology leader through groundbreaking CAR T cell treatments, AI-enabled radiation therapy, and donor-funded early detection programs.
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WWI Shell in Patient's Rectum Triggers Bomb Squad Call in France
A Toulouse hospital called bomb disposal experts after discovering a decommissioned First World War artillery shell lodged in a patient's rectum, leading to evacuations.
French Hospital Treats Man with Shell in Rectum
A French hospital has treated a man who had a shell lodged in his rectum, highlighting an unusual foreign object removal case. The incident underscores the diverse challenges medical professionals face.
Quebec Expands Free Shingles Vaccine to Ages 71-74
Quebec has expanded its free shingles vaccine program to include residents aged 71 to 74, effective immediately, as part of a broader public health initiative.
Dogs Trained to Detect Deadly Canine Cancer in Research
Researchers at the Penn Vet Working Dog Center are training dogs to detect hemangiosarcoma, a lethal and often silent cancer in dogs, offering new hope for early diagnosis.
Montreal Suicide Prevention Week Tackles Mental Health Taboos
As Montreal marks Suicide Prevention Week, local associations emphasize that societal taboos persist around discussing mental health and suicide openly in Canadian communities.
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Windsor Cancer Centre Gets $375K Boost from Grow On Event
The Grow On Windsor fundraising initiative has successfully raised $375,000 to support the Windsor Cancer Centre Foundation, enhancing local cancer care services and research efforts in the community.
Doctor-Approved Bidet Tips for Optimal Hygiene and Health
Medical professionals share evidence-based strategies to enhance personal hygiene, improve skin health, and ensure proper bidet usage for maximum comfort and effectiveness in daily routines.
Search Continues for Missing 90-Year-Old in Toronto's East End
Toronto police are actively searching for Joseph, a 90-year-old senior reported missing after he was last seen on Thursday night in the city's east end, with authorities urging public assistance.
Ottawa's Sunny -11°C Day; Teen Distress Triples in Ontario
Ottawa enjoys a bright, cold day with a high of -11°C, while a new study shows psychological distress among Ontario teens has nearly tripled over the past decade.
Alberta ER Wait Times: Solutions for Patient Flow
CTV News Edmonton explores how improving patient discharge processes from hospitals could alleviate emergency room congestion in Alberta, addressing a critical healthcare challenge.
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Seniors Forced into Crisis Decisions on Aging at Home
Dementia expert Dr. Saskia Sivananthan explains the difficult choices seniors with Alzheimer's face between staying home and entering long-term care facilities.
Ontario Teen Distress Triples in 10 Years: Study
A new study finds psychological distress among Ontario teenagers has increased nearly threefold over the past decade, highlighting a growing mental health crisis.
Young Adults Face Rising Colorectal Cancer: Pencil-Thin Stool Warning
Colorectal cancer rates are increasing among people under 50, with pencil-thin stool emerging as a concerning symptom. Experts explain warning signs and screening recommendations.
Cheese May Reduce Sleep Apnea Risk, Study Finds
New research suggests cheese consumption could lower sleep apnea risk by 28%. Study examines biomarkers and nutrients in cheese that may influence metabolic health.
Cannabis Tied to Rising Distress in Ontario Teens: Report
A new report indicates a concerning rise in psychological distress among Ontario teenagers, with cannabis use emerging as a significant potential contributing factor to this troubling trend.
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Dementia Patients Face Tough Choices on Aging at Home
Most seniors prefer to age at home, but dementia creates unique challenges. A brain expert explains the critical factors in deciding between home care and long-term facilities.
Indian Hospital Survivor Happy to See Compensation
A survivor of Canada's segregated 'Indian Hospitals' shares their emotional response to the announcement of long-awaited compensation, marking a significant step in addressing historical injustices.
Steven Beckta Transforms Food at Ottawa Hospital
Acclaimed Ottawa restaurateur Steven Beckta is revolutionizing patient meals at The Ottawa Hospital, replacing processed foods with fresh, nutrient-rich dishes as part of a 'food as medicine' initiative.
Sleep Tracking Devices: What Canadians Should Know
A comprehensive guide to sleep tracking devices, exploring their accuracy, benefits for health monitoring, and practical tips for Canadians looking to improve sleep quality through technology.
Burnaby House Fire Fatal for 47-Year-Old Man
A tragic house fire in Burnaby's 4800 block of Smith Avenue resulted in the death of a 47-year-old man. Firefighters and police responded to the blaze on Friday afternoon.
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Kashechewan Water Parasite Outbreak Confirmed, Dozens Ill
A parasite outbreak has been confirmed in Kashechewan First Nation's water supply, causing dozens of illnesses and prompting evacuations amid a state of emergency.
Man Struck by Vehicle in North York, Hospitalized
A man was taken to hospital with injuries after being hit by a vehicle in North York, Toronto. Emergency services responded to the incident, highlighting ongoing pedestrian safety concerns in urban areas.
B.C. Nurse Disciplined for Unauthorized Aesthetic Services
A British Columbia nurse has been disciplined by the provincial regulatory body for administering medical aesthetic treatments without proper supervision.
PEI Standardizes Health and Safety for Personal Services
Prince Edward Island introduces new standardized health and safety regulations for personal service businesses, including salons and spas, to enhance client and worker protection across the province.
Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Welcomes Two New Surgeons
The Chatham-Kent Health Alliance has bolstered its general surgery department with the addition of Dr. Samantha Albacete and Dr. Eileen Bui, enhancing healthcare services in the region.
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Barrie Hospital Picks Contractor for $174M Redevelopment
Stevenson Memorial Hospital in Barrie has announced the contractor for its major $174 million redevelopment project, aimed at enhancing healthcare infrastructure and services for the community.
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