Father: Little Changed Since Kenneth Law Arrest After Son's Death
The father of a man who died by suicide says little has changed since Kenneth Law's arrest, as Law pleads guilty to aiding suicide and murder charges are withdrawn.
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Manitoba Bill Targets Flavoured Vapes; Critics Want More
Manitoba's proposed bill aims to reduce flavoured vape availability, but health groups argue it doesn't go far enough to protect youth.
Hike & Bike for Hospice Raises $262K for End-of-Life Care
The Hike & Bike for Hospice event in Collingwood raised $262,000 to support end-of-life care programs at Hospice Georgian Triangle.
Dental Plan Renewal Deadline June 1: What to Know
Canadian Dental Care Plan members must renew by June 1 to avoid coverage gaps. Learn about the renewal process, required documents, and how to update your information.
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U.S. Airport Screening for Ebola Begins After Infection
The U.S. announces airport screening for Ebola after an American is infected. Learn about the new measures and the global response to the outbreak.
Toronto Public Health to distribute free World Cup condoms
Toronto Public Health will distribute free limited-edition condoms with soccer-themed designs at four clinics during the FIFA World Cup 2026 to promote safe sex.
Alcohol causes 7,000+ ER visits yearly in Simcoe Muskoka
A new report reveals alcohol is linked to over 7,000 emergency department visits annually in Simcoe Muskoka. The health unit urges action to reduce alcohol-related harms.
Two Men Charged in Guelph Human Trafficking Case
Two Toronto men face charges in a Guelph human trafficking investigation involving youths, police say. Brian Allard and Jameel Ahmed Dosu were arrested.
Windsor Police Charge Five with Impaired Driving
Windsor police charged five individuals with impaired driving over the weekend, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat drunk driving in the region.
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Amazon, Factor Tools for Seniors Living Alone
Discover expert-recommended products for seniors aging in place, including grab bars, meal delivery, tablets, and fall-detection systems to enhance safety and independence.
Child Rescued from Mahogany Beach, Taken to Hospital
A youth was rescued from Mahogany Beach in southeast Calgary after going underwater. Emergency services responded and transported the child to a hospital for treatment.
Paula's Choice BHA Exfoliant 25% Off for Mature Skin
Paula's Choice 2% BHA Liquid Exfoliant is 25% off at Amazon. This gentle chemical exfoliant reduces fine lines, wrinkles, and pores, with rave reviews from mature skin users.
9 Ways Canadians Can Get Money from Ottawa Before Tax Deadline
Discover nine federal benefits and rebates, from caregiver credits to grocery payments, that offer financial relief as the tax deadline nears.
CDCP Renewal Deadline June 1: Essential Information
Canadians enrolled in the Canadian Dental Care Plan must renew coverage by June 1 to avoid gaps. Learn eligibility requirements and renewal steps through My Service Canada Account or phone.
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Patients Await Generic Ozempic in Canada
Many Canadians without drug coverage are eagerly anticipating the arrival of generic Ozempic to manage costs for weight loss and diabetes treatment.
Office Air Theory Debunked: Why You Look Different
A viral TikTok trend blames 'office air' for midday appearance changes, but dermatologists point to circadian rhythms, gravity, and makeup as the real culprits.
Diet Tips to Protect Your Liver: Expert Advice
Holly Nyenkamp from Liver Canada shares easy tips for balanced meals and healthy recipes to support liver health, emphasizing dietary prevention.
U.S. Visitor Hit with $100K Hospital Bill in Canada
A U.S. woman visiting family in Canada was hospitalized last fall and received a staggering bill over $100,000, underscoring the critical need for travel health insurance for international visitors.
U.S. Visitor Hit with $111K Hospital Bill in Canada
A woman from the United States visiting family in Whitby, Ontario, was hospitalized last fall and received a staggering medical bill exceeding $111,000, highlighting gaps in cross-border health coverage.
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Amazon Blood Pressure Monitor Sale: Health Device Under $40
A highly-rated blood pressure monitor is currently discounted 33% on Amazon, making home health monitoring accessible under $40. The device features medical-grade accuracy, large display, and multi-user tracking capabilities.
Amazon Discounts At-Home COVID-19 Tests as Virus Lingers
With free government tests ending, Amazon offers iHealth rapid COVID-19 test kits at nearly 15% off. Experts confirm effectiveness against current variants, and users praise ease and accuracy.
Public servant denied prescription coverage for chronically ill daughter
An Ottawa public servant fights her health plan's denial of a weight-loss drug for her daughter, highlighting gaps in coverage for children with chronic illnesses. Read the family's struggle.
Trump Veto Threat on ACA Subsidies Creates Uncertainty
President Trump may veto a bill to restore Affordable Care Act subsidies, threatening premium hikes for millions. The House passed the bill, but Senate action is uncertain. Learn the latest.
Health Insurance Costs Soar as Key Subsidies Expire
Enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits have expired, raising health insurance premiums for millions of Americans. Learn about the political stalemate and real-life impacts.
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Private Pay Medical Screening: A False Solution
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