Alberta flu deaths hit 110 this season, but peak may be over
Alberta's flu season has resulted in 110 deaths, updated statistics show. While the season remains strong, health officials indicate better days are ahead as activity may have peaked.
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Study finds crimes decreased near Toronto consumption sites
New analysis of Toronto police data reveals a drop in some criminal activities near supervised consumption sites. Discover the findings and what it means for community safety.
$14M gift creates youth mental health centre in Vancouver
An anonymous $13.8M donation secures a permanent, expanded home for Foundry Vancouver, doubling capacity for youth mental health and substance use care. Discover how this centre changes lives.
Winnipeg girl's leukemia progress in CancerCare MB trial
A young Winnipeg girl shows remarkable resilience in her fight against leukemia, making significant progress thanks to a clinical trial funded by CancerCare Manitoba. Read her inspiring story.
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New U.S. Food Pyramid Prioritizes Protein, Limits Grains
U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. unveils a new food pyramid, urging Americans to eat more protein, dairy, fruits and vegetables while limiting grains and avoiding processed foods. Discover the details of this major policy shift.
Husband's YouTube channel shares dementia journey
A Nova Scotia man is sharing his wife's Alzheimer's journey on YouTube to support other caregivers. His channel offers a raw, intimate look at life with dementia.
Opioids ineffective for minor child fractures, U of A finds
A new University of Alberta study reveals adding prescription opioids to pain management for children with minor breaks provides no significant benefit. Learn about the safer alternatives.
Timmins ER doctor pleads for kindness as hospital faces surge
Dr. Kyle Harper appeals for patience and kindness as Timmins and District Hospital's emergency room struggles with a high volume of severely ill patients requiring admission. The situation highlights ongoing healthcare pressures in Northern Ontario.
Quebec ERs at 300% Capacity Amid Early Flu Surge
A severe and early influenza A outbreak, combined with systemic healthcare failures, is overwhelming Quebec's emergency rooms. Doctors warn patient safety is at risk as occupancy rates soar. Learn the causes and urgent calls for action.
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Death at condemned Sask. house with +40 cats sparks concern
Residents in Wynyard, Sask. are raising alarms after police discovered a woman's body and over 40 cats during a wellness check at a condemned home on Jan. 2, 2026.
Cape Breton man marks 100th birthday with community love
Mike Campbell of New Victoria, N.S., celebrated his 100th birthday on Jan. 8, 2026, surrounded by a steady stream of well-wishers. Read this heartwarming story of community and longevity.
Health Canada's New Front-of-Package Food Labels Now in Effect
New Health Canada front-of-package nutrition symbols are now mandatory, warning shoppers about foods high in saturated fat, sugars, or sodium. Learn which foods are affected and why.
Ottawa woman marks rare 103rd birthday milestone
Ottawa resident Jean Broadfoot celebrates her 103rd birthday, a rare and joyous occasion. Discover her story and the secret to a long life in the capital.
Pedestrian Hit by Vehicle in Brampton, Taken to Trauma Centre
A pedestrian was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle in Brampton. Peel Regional Police are investigating the incident. Learn the latest details.
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Leamington hospital slashes ER wait times with new funding
Erie Shores HealthCare in Leamington has dramatically reduced emergency room wait times using an innovative admission and discharge unit, now backed by $2.33M in permanent provincial funding. Discover how this model could transform Ontario healthcare.
New U.S. Dietary Guidelines Urge Less Sugar, More Protein
The U.S. government's new 2026 dietary guidelines recommend cutting sugar, boosting protein, and surprisingly endorse beef tallow. What does this mean for Canadian health trends?
New Brunswick Aims for Faster Alzheimer's Diagnosis
New Brunswick unveils a new strategy to speed up diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease and dementia. Learn about the plan's goals and its potential impact on patients and families.
26 Ottawa Care Home Residents Displaced After Flooding
The City of Ottawa confirms 26 long-term care residents require relocation following facility flooding. Officials are coordinating emergency housing and support services.
Ingraham Admits Michelle Obama Right on Food Deserts
Fox News host Laura Ingraham conceded Michelle Obama was correct about 'food deserts' after discussing affordability of new food guidelines. Read the full story on the political shift.
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Trial Reveals Drug Trade Violence at Toronto Safe Injection Site
The murder trial for Damian Hudson, charged in the fatal shooting of Karolina Huebner-Makurat outside a Toronto safe injection site, has concluded, raising critical questions about safety and policy. Read the full analysis.
McGill discovery may improve IVF success rates
Researchers at McGill University have made a discovery that could significantly improve the success rates of in vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments. Learn how this finding may change fertility care.
Quebecers' Diet Study Shows High Salt, Sugar Intake
A new study highlights concerning dietary habits in Quebec, with excessive salt and sugar consumption and low fruit and vegetable intake. Discover the findings and their implications for public health.
New U.S. Food Pyramid Flips Script, Sparks Health Debate
U.S. Health Secretary RFK Jr. unveils a radically revised dietary guide, inverting the food pyramid to emphasize protein and fats over grains. Nutrition experts and Canadians react with concern and mockery.
U.S. Drops Daily Alcohol Limits, Oz Cites Social Benefits
The U.S. government's new dietary guidelines remove specific daily drink limits. Dr. Mehmet Oz and HHS Secretary Kennedy discussed the shift, emphasizing moderation and social connection.
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Lethbridge adds doctors but still faces physician shortage
Chinook Regional Hospital in Lethbridge is recruiting more physicians, yet Alberta's healthcare system continues to grapple with a severe doctor shortage. Learn about the ongoing challenges.
Virtual Doctors Keep Saskatchewan Rural ERs Open
Saskatchewan is using virtual physician technology to maintain emergency services in rural communities facing critical doctor shortages. Learn how this controversial solution is working.
Food Preservatives Linked to Cancer, Diabetes in New Studies
Groundbreaking research reveals a potential link between common food preservatives and increased risks of cancer and type 2 diabetes. Learn what the studies found and how it impacts your diet.
Kilos Return Fast After Stopping Weight-Loss Drugs: Study
New research shows patients quickly regain weight after ending GLP-1 medications like Wegovy. Experts stress the need for long-term lifestyle strategies. Learn the findings.
Ozempic price drop in Quebec after patent expiry
Generic versions of weight-loss drug Ozempic could slash costs from $400 to under $100 per month in Quebec following a key patent expiration, potentially increasing access for hundreds of thousands.
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Glenrose Hospital to replace closed therapeutic pool
Alberta commits $6.5 million to replace the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital's aging aqua therapy pool, closed in 2024 for safety. The new facility aims to restore vital rehabilitation services for Edmonton patients.
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