Manitoba Hospitals Enhance Security with App and Officers
Shared Health announces a major security upgrade for Manitoba hospitals, expanding the WinnipegNewsSafety app and deploying more officers to improve safety for patients and staff.
Category : Health
Hema-Quebec and Transplant Quebec Merger Cancelled
The proposed merger between Hema-Quebec and Transplant Quebec has been called off, impacting Quebec's healthcare and organ donation systems amid broader national health and policy developments.
Halifax Infant Feeding Centre Opens with $10M Donation
A new specialized infant feeding centre is set to open in Halifax, funded by a $10 million donation from a Toronto lawyer who credits OCD treatment for his 'life reset' and philanthropic decision.
Waterpik Pearl Cordless Flosser 43% Off at Amazon
The Waterpik Pearl cordless water flosser is available at a 43% discount on Amazon, dropping to $39.99 from $69.99. This ADA-approved device offers powerful plaque removal with a compact design ideal for travel.
Quebec Study: Not All Cannabis Users Are Problematic
A new Quebec study reveals that cannabis use isn't inherently problematic, challenging persistent stigmas and highlighting nuanced patterns of consumption.
Tragedy Sparks Dialogue on Gender Identity and Violence
A physician-researcher and trans woman examines how the Tumbler Ridge shooting raises urgent questions about gender identity, male violence, and the need for trans-led conversations in addressing complex societal issues.
Dog Research Cleared of Welfare Breaches, Better Communication Urged
A London News Review investigation has found no animal welfare violations in recent dog research studies, but calls for improved transparency and public engagement to address concerns.
Toronto Lawyer Donates $10M to Sunnybrook's OCD Program
A Toronto lawyer has made a transformative $10 million donation to Sunnybrook Hospital's OCD program, crediting the treatment with giving him a 'life reset' and aiming to expand access for others.
Quebec Senior Care Crisis: Retirement Homes Shuttering
The Quebec Residential and Retirement Association warns of a growing crisis as senior care facilities close across the province, leaving vulnerable elderly residents with fewer housing options.
Pneumonia Hospitalizations Rose Sharply in Canada
New data reveals a significant increase in pneumonia-related hospitalizations across Canada last year, highlighting ongoing public health challenges.
Orange Juice Health Effects Vary by Weight, Study Finds
A 2025 study shows orange juice activates different genes in overweight versus normal weight individuals, highlighting how nutrition impacts vary based on body composition.
Flamingo Sleep Position: Health Insights and Comfort Tips
Discover why people sleep in the flamingo position, its links to hypermobility and neurodivergence, and expert advice on finding a comfortable, safe sleeping posture without stress.
Therapy Challenges for Adults From Large Families
Adults raised in big families face unique psychological challenges, from boundary issues to identity struggles. Experts reveal common therapy themes and healing strategies.
Many Canadian Vape Shops Fail Federal Inspections
A recent federal inspection report indicates that nearly half of specialty vape shops in Canada are not complying with health regulations, raising concerns about youth access and product safety.
Nearly Half of Vape Shops Fail Federal Inspections
A recent federal inspection initiative revealed significant non-compliance rates among specialty vape retailers, raising concerns about regulatory adherence in the growing e-cigarette market.
Ontario Health Teams Sign Pact for Indigenous Healthcare
A new collaboration agreement between Maamwesying Ontario Health Team and Algoma Public Health aims to improve health outcomes for Indigenous communities in the North Shore and Sault Ste. Marie region.
Anishinaabe Teachings Guide New Addiction Funding in North
Federal funding of $11.4 million supports eight Ontario projects tackling the illicit drug crisis, with $3.6 million allocated to aamwesying North Shore Community Health Services, guided by Anishinaabe teachings.
Measles Exposure Alert: Two Edmonton Locations on Feb 8
Alberta Health Services issued a public alert about potential measles exposures at Edmonton Sport Centre and Axe Monkeys on February 8. Individuals present during specific times are urged to monitor symptoms and check immunization records.
Tumbler Ridge Survivor Maya Gebala Breathing on Her Own
Twelve-year-old Maya Gebala, critically injured in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, is now breathing independently at B.C. Children's Hospital, defying initial survival expectations.
B.C. Health Workers Snooped on Lapu Lapu Victims: Report
A report by the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner finds dozens of B.C. healthcare workers improperly accessed medical records of Lapu Lapu Festival tragedy victims, raising serious privacy concerns.
Pedestrian Hit in Scarborough with Life-Threatening Injuries
A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle in Scarborough, sustaining life-threatening injuries. Emergency services responded to the scene as authorities investigate the incident.
B.C. Long-Term Care Crisis Worsens with Budget Delays
British Columbia's long-term care system faces severe strain as budget decisions delay construction of seven new facilities, exacerbating chronic bed shortages and staffing challenges amid a rapidly aging population.
Alberta Launches Online Portal for Assisted Living Options
The Government of Alberta has introduced the Assisted Living Navigation Portal, providing families with comprehensive information on availability, fees, and services for continuing care facilities across the province.
Lapu Lapu Day Victims' Privacy Breached by Healthcare Workers
BC's privacy commissioner reveals 71 snooping incidents involving 16 victims of the Lapu Lapu Day tragedy, with healthcare workers illegally accessing medical records out of curiosity and personal reasons.
Alberta Launches Assisted Living Portal for Care Access
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announces a new online portal to help residents access continuing care and assisted living supports, aiming to simplify the process and reduce wait times.
London Hospital to Release Animal Research Review Results
St. Joseph's Health Care London is set to disclose findings from an independent third-party review of its animal research practices, sparking discussions on ethics and transparency in medical science.
Ohio Construction Workers Form Bond with Girl Awaiting Heart Transplant
A heartwarming connection has formed between Ohio construction workers and four-year-old Brinley Wyczalek, who has been waiting over 100 days for a heart transplant at Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital.
Ottawa Girl, 11, Raises $50,000 for Cancer Research
An 11-year-old Ottawa girl is making waves by raising $50,000 for cancer research, with a recent donation of $22,586 to CHEO highlighting her impactful efforts in the fight against the disease.
Missing Manitoba Senior Found Safe After RCMP Alert
A Manitoba senior reported missing has been located safely by the RCMP, following the issuance of a silver alert. The incident highlights community safety efforts for vulnerable populations.
Barrie Couple's 74-Year Marriage Reunion in ER
Arnold and Helen McNeill, a Barrie couple married for 74 years, recently shared a heartwarming reunion at Southlake Health's emergency department, highlighting resilience and love in healthcare settings.
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