Health professionals caution against the Make America Healthy Again agenda's anti-science messaging, highlighting risks like measles outbreaks and providing guidance to identify MAHA-aligned doctors.
The suspected abduction of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today host Savannah Guthrie, has exposed the anxieties faced by millions of long-distance caregivers. As elders increasingly live alone, families are turning to technology and community suppo
Dentists warn that cheese snacks like Goldfish crackers and Cheez-Its are a top cause of cavities due to refined carbs and sticky residue, often surpassing candy in dental damage risks.
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A $600,000 grant from the Trillium Foundation will support the expansion of a seniors centre in Lakeshore, enhancing services for older adults in Windsor-Essex.
Reports of dog bites and attacks in Ottawa have decreased by nearly one-third over the past three years, with charges and muzzle orders also declining, according to city data.
The NDP government in British Columbia is under fire for health-care shortcomings, including ambulance paramedic strike threats and overdose deaths, as it presents a record $13.3 billion deficit budget.
Families in Vancouver are urging the government to reconsider changes to autism funding allocations, as the Opposition criticizes the new system while the minister claims more families will benefit.
The Alberta government has destroyed its remaining stock of 700,000 bottles of children's pain and fever medication imported from Turkey, citing quality concerns.
British Columbia's coroners service reports a significant 21% reduction in overdose fatalities last year, but officials emphasize the ongoing profound loss of life and the need for sustained intervention efforts.
Lyndsay Richholt, 42, faces acute kidney failure while awaiting a liver transplant due to autoimmune disease, prompting her MLA to call for urgent healthcare intervention.
Alberta Health Services has issued a public health advisory for measles exposure across all of Parkland County. Residents are urged to check vaccination status.
Philip Ash, a Calgary man with advanced multiple sclerosis, had his essential home care visits unexpectedly reduced from four to two daily without explanation, raising concerns about his ability to remain independent.
A mass exodus of over 1,000 physicians from Quebec's public healthcare sector in 2025 is raising alarms, with advocates pointing to Bill 83 and chronic resource shortages as key drivers.
Preliminary 2025 data from the B.C. Coroners Service shows 1,826 drug toxicity deaths, marking a 21% decrease from 2024 and the first time below 2,000 since pre-COVID levels.
Multiple Canadian travelers experienced severe vomiting and diarrhea following their vacation at a Mexican hotel, prompting health concerns and investigations into the outbreak.
The London Police Services Board provided an update on its Open-Air Substance Use Strategy, describing progress as incremental but meaningful, during its February 2026 monthly meeting.
The Emerald Hotel & Suites in Calgary was evacuated on February 19, 2026, after emergency crews responded to a carbon monoxide scare, highlighting public safety concerns.
A new study indicates that fatalities in Gaza during the initial 15 months of the Israel-Hamas conflict exceeded previous estimates, highlighting significant human cost.
A London, Ontario hospital's dog research has been officially cleared by a review, but animal rights advocates argue the core ethical issues remain unresolved, sparking ongoing controversy.
The Saskatchewan Health Authority has confirmed that the Regina Urgent Care Centre will operate on reduced hours this weekend due to staffing shortages, impacting patient access to non-emergency medical services.
U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to cap drug prices could slow pharmaceutical innovation, delay Canadians' access to new treatments, and potentially raise prices in Canada, warns an expert.
The University of Calgary has launched the Recovering in Place Lab, a new research initiative designed to study how recovery supports can be integrated directly into campus life for students and staff.
Scientists are investigating how feline mammary cancer, which shares similarities with human breast cancer, could lead to innovative treatments and potential cures through comparative oncology studies.
Alberta Health Services has destroyed half of its imported Turkish-made children's pain medication due to expiration dates, totaling 700,000 bottles that couldn't be donated internationally.
The British Columbia government announces a $50 million initiative to broaden the availability of life-saving naloxone nasal spray kits across the province, aiming to combat the ongoing overdose crisis.
A Detroit bar is implementing innovative self-pour technology to help patrons monitor and limit their alcohol intake, addressing public health concerns around overconsumption.
Kemptville District Hospital's emergency department was on the brink of closure in 2023 but was rescued through a partnership with The Ottawa Hospital. A recent recruitment campaign has now secured 10 new emergency physicians, ensuring long-term stability
The B.C. government commits $50 million over two years to distribute nasal naloxone kits across 150 community sites and pharmacies, aiming to prevent overdose deaths amid a toxic drug crisis that has claimed over 16,000 lives since 2016.