Bruyère Health in Ottawa is cutting 55 front-line health workers, including nurses and personal support workers, as it faces a $12 million operating deficit. Union leaders warn patient care is already compromised.
Public health officials in Winnipeg have identified a church and a school as new measles exposure locations, urging vigilance and vaccination checks amid growing concerns.
Two individuals received treatment for smoke inhalation following a kitchen fire in a downtown London apartment building. Fire crews responded quickly to contain the blaze.
Over 1.2 million British Columbia residents face growing waitlists for specialist care, with doctors criticizing the provincial budget for lacking dedicated funding and ignoring proposals for a provincewide database to address the escalating healthcare cr
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The 16th annual Hats on for Healthcare campaign in support of Windsor Regional Hospital has begun, aiming to raise funds and awareness for healthcare services in the community.
A leading psychologist shares practical strategies for managing stress through healthy distractions, from nature immersion to creative activities, helping you regain control when life feels overwhelming.
Johnny Huard, Ph.D., Chief Scientific Officer at Steadman Philippon Research Institute, has been awarded the Arnold I. Caplan Award for Distinguished Research in Orthobiologics at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons' annual meeting in New Orleans
U.S. Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. establishes a new federal panel to investigate the potential causes of autism, aiming to advance research and public health strategies.
Helus Pharma announces statistically significant Phase 2 results for HLP004 in treating generalized anxiety disorder, showing durable effects and strong tolerability.
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A 2022 agreement between Alberta and the Philippines has resulted in 67 Filipino nurses hired in the province, but experts question if this pace can match population growth and integration challenges.
A fire ignited in a wall heater at Muskoka Traditions Retirement Home in Ontario, but quick-thinking staff extinguished it before firefighters arrived, preventing any injuries or major damage.
Beyond hot flashes, itchy ears can signal perimenopause due to hormonal shifts affecting skin, inflammation, and earwax. Experts reveal causes and management strategies.
Experts explain the causes of tooth sensitivity and recommend over-the-counter products like Sensodyne toothpaste and Carifree rinse to alleviate pain and prevent dental issues.
A groundbreaking University of Toronto study reveals that nearly half of Canadian preschoolers' calories come from ultra-processed foods, with increased consumption correlating to higher anxiety, hyperactivity, and behavioral difficulties.
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As Canada accelerates megadevelopment projects, workers in Alberta's oil sands face a severe mental health crisis marked by isolation, stigma, and high suicide rates, with experts calling for structural reforms.
Emergency crews responded to a kitchen fire in a downtown London apartment building, with two individuals receiving treatment for smoke inhalation. The incident highlights ongoing fire safety concerns in urban residential areas.
In the aftermath of the Tumbler Ridge Elementary School shootings, the community grapples with trauma, focusing on mental health support and resilience.
Prince Edward Island faces a severe healthcare strain as three physicians leave practices, leaving thousands of patients scrambling for new family doctors amid a growing primary care shortage.
Overdose fatalities in Lethbridge show a continued decrease, yet harm reduction experts highlight underlying issues that may obscure the full scope of the public health challenge.
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A massage therapist in British Columbia has been suspended after failing to adhere to a directive from the regulatory college, highlighting enforcement in healthcare professions.
Emerging evidence suggests GLP-1 medications like Ozempic could help combat addiction, with a new study adding to the growing body of research on this potential breakthrough.
Despite Toronto General Hospital's global ranking, Canada continues to pay high costs for middling healthcare outcomes, highlighting systemic issues in universal care.
A Calgary family is urgently seeking a living kidney donor for their 8-year-old daughter Brianna, who faces dialysis without a transplant within months. Her older sister was recently diagnosed with the same genetic condition.
A new protective care centre in Winnipeg, known as a sobering centre, is now operational, offering 72-hour detention for individuals under the influence of methamphetamine and other drugs to ensure safety and access to support services.
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As Problem Gambling Awareness Month unfolds, experts warn of a sharp increase in online betting activities, emphasizing the need for public education and support services to combat addiction.
New data reveals Quebec accounts for nearly 60% of Canada's unfilled family medicine residency positions, with 151 spots vacant in the first CaRMS round. Montreal's family doctors association warns the province's system is discouraging new physicians.
Toronto Public Health warns of measles exposure on flights and at Pearson Airport, urging travelers to check vaccination records and monitor for symptoms.
Julie Coutinho and other advocates in Nova Scotia are raising awareness for endometriosis this March, highlighting the chronic condition's impact and the need for improved healthcare support and research funding.
Jenny Chen has raised more than $22,000 for the Ottawa Cancer Foundation's Laugh For The Cure campaign, using humor to support cancer research and honor her husband's battle with lymphoma.
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The long-term care construction project in Amherstburg, Ontario, has hit a key milestone at 25% completion, with officials highlighting the creation of 370 jobs as progress continues.
