Female Ontario doctors spend more time, earn less: study
A new study reveals female family physicians in Ontario provide longer patient visits but generate less income than male colleagues. Explore the findings and implications for healthcare.
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Kivi Park's Accidental Winter Seniors Program Thrives
A Northern Ontario seniors' program, started as a summer pilot, now flourishes in winter with nearly 200 weekly participants. Discover how this happy accident became a community cornerstone.
Kivi Park Seniors Program Doubles in Participants
Kivi Park's winter program for seniors has seen a 100% increase in attendance, offering guided outdoor activities like hiking and snowshoeing. Discover the secret to its booming popularity.
Northwest Edmonton Pharmacist Suspended, Fined
A pharmacist in northwest Edmonton has been suspended and fined for professional misconduct. Get the details on the sanctions from the Alberta College of Pharmacists.
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Summerside family pleads for help after medical crisis in Mexico
The Wagner family from Summerside, P.E.I., is urgently seeking financial and logistical assistance after Robert Wagner suffered a severe medical emergency while in Mexico. Learn how you can help.
New Alzheimer Society Director for Sudbury-Manitoulin, North Bay
Angela Gemmill steps into her new role as Executive Director of the Alzheimer Society Sudbury-Manitoulin, North Bay, learning the intricacies of leading dementia care and support services in the region.
Thousands of Atlantic Canadians go abroad for medical care
A new study shows 4,600 residents of Atlantic Canada travelled internationally for medical treatment in 2025, highlighting pressures on the domestic healthcare system. Read the full analysis.
Maritime kids ER visits for flu symptoms spike: IWK
The IWK Health Centre reports a concerning increase in children visiting Maritime emergency departments with influenza symptoms. Parents urged to monitor for severe signs.
Quebec Remote Overdose Prevention Requests Up 6%
New data shows a significant increase in requests for remote overdose prevention services in Quebec. Learn about the trend and its implications for public health.
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Sudbury Mayor Calls on Province to Save Local Lab
Sudbury Mayor Paul Lefebvre is urgently calling for Ontario to step in and prevent the closure of a LifeLabs facility this spring, a move that threatens local healthcare access.
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.
Weighted Vest Improved Posture & Strength in 4 Weeks
Discover how adding a weighted vest to daily walks boosted strength, posture, and calorie burn. See expert tips and real user reviews for this fitness game-changer.
Common Sex Injuries in ER: Doctors Say Don't Delay Care
Emergency doctors detail frequent sex-related injuries from penile fractures to lost objects. Their urgent message: shame causes real harm. Seek help immediately for pain, bleeding, or swelling.
Years-long waits for kids' disability supports in Calgary
A Calgary father highlights a 'silent crisis' as families face multi-year waits for provincial disability programming for children. Advocates demand urgent government action.
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Alberta Flu Cases Peak, Low Vaccination Rate Sparks Concern
As influenza cases peak in Alberta, Lethbridge pharmacies report high demand for tests and vaccines. Provincial data shows a concerningly low immunization rate of just 19%.
Woman dead after tent fire at Sudbury encampment
A woman has died following a tent fire at an encampment in Sudbury, Ontario. Police are investigating the incident, which highlights ongoing housing and safety crises.
Community addictions hub takes next step in Sarnia-Lambton
Advocates in Sarnia-Lambton celebrate progress on a community addictions hub, a project fueled by personal tragedy and the urgent need for local treatment options. Learn about this critical step.
Calgary super senior, 105, shares secret to long life
At 105, Calgary's Gord Cowan reveals staying active is his key to longevity. Discover his inspiring daily routine and philosophy for a long, healthy life in Canada.
Alberta Flu Wave Peaks, Hospital Crisis Continues
Alberta's influenza A wave has peaked, but doctors declare a 'medical disaster' as hospitals remain overwhelmed. Edmonton physicians urge the province to declare a state of emergency.
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New Cervical Cancer Screening Coming to Quebec
Quebec is set to implement improved HPV screening for cervical cancer, a change championed by a survivor who was diagnosed while pregnant. Learn about the new measures and their impact on women's health.
N.S. spent $7.7B on health care, experts urge year-round tick checks
Nova Scotia's auditor general reveals $7.7B health care spending for last fiscal year. Experts warn tick checks should be a year-round practice, not just seasonal. Read the full report.
Daughter's 19-year dementia care journey reveals system gaps
Naomi Mison shares her 19-year caregiving journey for her mother with young-onset dementia, highlighting fragmented care and long waits in Canada's healthcare system. A call for urgent action.
St. Paul's Hospital staff warn of growing violence, weapons
Frontline staff at Saskatoon's St. Paul's Hospital describe an unsafe workplace plagued by violence and weapons, prompting calls for urgent action to protect healthcare workers.
Woman dies in tent fire at Sudbury homeless camp
A woman has died following a tent fire at a homeless encampment in Greater Sudbury. Police and officials are investigating the tragic incident that occurred on Energy Court.
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Montreal homeless mental health program coming to Toronto
A successful Montreal initiative supporting homeless individuals with mental health challenges is set to launch in Toronto in 2026. Learn how this expansion aims to address a critical gap in urban support services.
Mental Health Funding Cheques Presented to Manitoba Groups
Multiple Winnipeg organizations receive crucial mental health funding on Jan. 13, 2026, signaling a positive shift in support. Read about the impact and the local groups set to benefit.
Alberta Flu Season Peaks, Hospitals Overcrowded
Alberta's Chief Medical Officer reports the influenza A wave has peaked, but flu B is rising. Hospitals face severe strain in the worst season since 2010. Learn the latest numbers and advice.
Measles Outbreak in SC: 434 Cases, Most Unvaccinated
South Carolina reports 434 measles cases, with most patients unvaccinated. Health officials deploy mobile units for free MMR shots. Learn about symptoms and risks.
Alberta ER Doctor: Health Crisis Was 'Predictable'
Dr. Raj Sherman warns Alberta's health care crisis was avoidable. Get the full story on the systemic failures and the urgent call for solutions.
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Novo Nordisk flags near-term headwinds in global markets
Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk signals upcoming challenges in international markets. Get the latest business insights and analysis on this developing story.
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