Medicine Hat man fears for life after Calgary ER death
A Medicine Hat radio host's wait for a neurosurgical evaluation turns fearful following a death in a Calgary ER. Learn about the healthcare anxieties in Alberta.
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Actress Claire Brosseau sues for MAID access
Montreal-born actress Claire Brosseau is suing for access to medical assistance in dying after decades of treatment-resistant mental illness. Read her story.
Parents Mourn 11-Year-Old Henry Losco at Regina Funeral
The family of Henry Losco gathered in Regina to say goodbye to the 11-year-old, who died from carbon monoxide poisoning in their home. His parents shared their grief and gratitude.
Urgences-santé calls hit near-record high in Montreal
Montreal's Urgences-santé paramedic service experienced a near-record high in emergency calls driven by freezing rain and a surge in flu cases. Learn about the pressures on the healthcare system.
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Short-staffed Calgary EMS braces for hectic New Year's Eve
Calgary paramedics anticipate a busy and demoralizing New Year's Eve with 10 fewer ambulances due to staff vacancies and hospital offload delays. Read about the strain on emergency services.
Maritime Children Flood ERs with Flu Symptoms
Hospitals in the Maritimes see a growing number of children in emergency rooms with flu symptoms. Health officials urge vigilance as the season peaks. Learn the signs and when to seek care.
Kristin Kennedy named new CEO of Windsor Regional Hospital
Kristin Kennedy is set to lead Windsor Regional Hospital. Discover her background and the vision she brings to this critical healthcare role in Windsor, Ontario.
Mid-Life Canadian Caregivers at Risk of Burnout
A new opinion piece reveals Canadians aged 55-64 are an overextended resource, juggling work, caregiving, and debt, risking their own health. Read about the silent crisis.
Federal money to help Ottawa tackle toxic drug crisis
Ottawa is set to deploy nearly $4 million in federal funding to combat the toxic drug supply. Learn how the city plans to use these critical resources for harm reduction and public health.
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B.C.'s 2025 List of Absurd 911 Calls Released
E-Comm reveals its annual list of nuisance 911 calls, from parking disputes to broken appliances, urging British Columbians to reserve the emergency line for true crises.
Pistachio Recall Widens in Canada Over Salmonella
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has expanded a nationwide pistachio recall linked to an ongoing salmonella outbreak. Consumers are urged to check their products and not consume affected items.
West Coast General Hospital ICU remains closed
The intensive care unit at Port Alberni's West Coast General Hospital is still closed as officials work to resolve a staffing issue. Learn about the impact on local healthcare.
Kennedy's First Year: HHS Overhaul and Vaccine Shifts
A deep dive into Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s transformative and controversial first year leading U.S. Health and Human Services, featuring massive staffing cuts and a dramatic shift in vaccine policy. Read the full analysis.
Montreal ERs Over Capacity After Freezing Rain
Montreal emergency rooms are overwhelmed, with three facilities operating over 200% capacity after a freezing rain event. The Glen site ER hit 215% occupancy. Read the latest.
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How a gut molecule from healthy foods fights diabetes
A new study from the Ottawa Heart Institute reveals how a natural gut molecule, produced from foods like broccoli and salmon, combats inflammation to protect against type 2 diabetes and obesity. Discover the science behind your diet.
Measles exposures reported at Winnipeg hardware store, gathering
Manitoba health officials warn of recent measles exposures at a Winnipeg hardware store and a Christmas gathering. Check your vaccination status and watch for symptoms.
Lyme Disease Research in Jeopardy Due to Funding Delays
Critical Lyme disease research at Johns Hopkins University is at risk as federal funding delays threaten to halt progress. Learn how this impacts public health and the fight against tick-borne illnesses.
Review of man's death in Edmonton ER underway
The Alberta government has launched a review into the death of a man at the Grey Nuns Community Hospital emergency room in Edmonton. Get the latest details on the investigation.
Montreal ERs overwhelmed by ice injuries and severe flu
Freezing rain in Montreal caused fractures and concussions, flooding ERs. Quebec's flu cases, driven by a new strain, have already exceeded last year's peak. Health officials urge caution and vaccination.
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New CEO for Windsor Regional Hospital Announced
Kristin Kennedy, current CEO of Erie Shores HealthCare, will lead Windsor Regional Hospital starting April 2026. Learn about her background and the leadership transition affecting two major Ontario hospitals.
Windsor Regional Hospital names next CEO for 2026
Windsor Regional Hospital announces its next Chief Executive Officer, with a seasoned internal leader set to take the helm in 2026. Discover the leadership transition plan.
Vancouver's $2.18B St. Paul's Hospital: A Look Inside
Explore the construction of Vancouver's new $2.18 billion St. Paul's Hospital, designed as a future-proof health campus. See how it doubles the size of the old facility and aims to serve generations.
Key Health Stories Impacting Kitchener in 2025
A review of the pivotal health and public safety developments in the Kitchener region for 2025, including local incidents and national policy debates. Stay informed on issues affecting your community.
Non-urgent patients redirected from western Quebec ERs
Emergency departments in western Quebec are redirecting non-urgent cases to relieve pressure. Learn the details and what it means for patient care in the region.
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Ex-Hostage Describes Sexual Abuse During Hamas Captivity
Romi Gonen shares her harrowing first full account of sexual assaults and terror during 471 days held by Hamas. Read her powerful story of survival.
Waterpik Pulse Cordless Flosser 20% Off on Amazon
The Waterpik Pulse cordless water flosser is now under $40 on Amazon Canada. Dentist-approved and portable, it's a powerful tool for improving gum health. Read reviews and see the deal.
Edmonton TB Outbreak Highlights Housing Need
An outbreak of tuberculosis in Edmonton's inner city, with 12 cases and 2 deaths in 2025, is directly linked to homelessness. Experts call for housing as a critical public health solution.
Quebec ERs Overwhelmed as Patient Numbers Expected to Rise
Emergency departments across Quebec are facing severe strain. Santé Québec warns of increasing patient volumes, highlighting a deepening healthcare crisis in the province.
Montreal Firefighter Gets Long-Awaited Cataract Surgery
After years of bureaucratic delays, paralyzed former Montreal firefighter Michael Lavigne has finally undergone crucial cataract surgery. Read his story of perseverance and the fight for timely healthcare.
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U.S. Birth Rate Hits Low: Demographer Debunks Crisis
The U.S. fertility rate has fallen to 1.6 children per woman, sparking political alarm. A leading demographer explains why the panic is overblown and what policies would actually help families.
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