Massive flooding from burst pipes has damaged a dozen neuroscience research labs at Montreal's Douglas Mental Health University Institute, the latest infrastructure failure at the aging Verdun facility.
A new CFIB report shows Saskatchewan, Alberta and Ontario doctors spend the most time on paperwork, with family physicians particularly affected by administrative overload.
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaches, Vancouver advocates are calling for urgent measures to secure accommodations for out-of-town patients, fearing a severe housing crunch.
A major water pipe failure at Montreal's Douglas Mental Health University Institute caused significant flooding, damaging laboratory equipment and disrupting research operations in the facility.
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A new report suggests that reducing administrative burdens in Manitoba's healthcare system could save time equivalent to the work of more than 300 full-time physicians.
A Nova Scotia orthopedic surgeon has achieved a remarkable medical milestone by performing seven total hip replacement surgeries within a single day at Dartmouth General Hospital, showcasing advanced surgical efficiency and patient care coordination.
A nurse on Vancouver Island has been suspended after improperly accessing confidential patient records, raising concerns about medical privacy and professional conduct in healthcare.
The Saskatchewan NDP is urging the provincial government to cancel a planned review and take immediate, concrete steps to address critical hospital safety concerns across the province.
The College of Physicians and Surgeons of New Brunswick reports receiving 126 applications from Quebec doctors since October 2025, highlighting potential interprovincial medical workforce shifts.
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A routine hip replacement turned into a life-threatening cascade of complications, forcing a wife to find her voice and advocate for her husband's transfer to a better hospital after a rabbi's crucial intervention.
Erie Shores HealthCare has announced Katelyn Dryden as its interim president and CEO, effective immediately. The appointment marks a leadership transition for the Windsor-based healthcare institution.
Patients in Ontario hospitals are being treated in converted ambulance bays and hallways due to severe overcrowding, raising concerns about privacy, infection control, and patient dignity.
Emergency room delays and hospital overcrowding in Alberta highlight systemic healthcare pressures affecting patients across Canada, with residents facing prolonged waits for urgent care.
Extended emergency room wait times and hospital overcrowding in Alberta highlight systemic healthcare pressures affecting provinces nationwide, raising public alarm.
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The Regina Urgent Care Centre will operate on reduced hours this Sunday due to staffing challenges and extreme winter conditions affecting healthcare services across Saskatchewan.
A Saskatchewan doctor's letter suggesting tasers in emergency rooms sparks outrage from medical colleagues who call the proposal dangerous and contrary to medical ethics.
The emergency department at Wingham and District Hospital in Ontario will be closed overnight due to staffing shortages, impacting local healthcare access during extreme cold weather warnings.
GardaWorld is recruiting new emergency room personnel following an incident where security guards left an intoxicated man outside in freezing conditions last month in Saskatoon.
The Edmonton General Continuing Care Centre faces a severe mice infestation affecting nearly 500 residents, with the Alberta NDP criticizing delayed action and calling for urgent intervention.
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The Calgary Health Foundation commits $1 million to expand specialized bariatric care at two Carewest locations, improving access to rehabilitation for Albertans with severe obesity.
A new comprehensive study analyzes hospital wait times across all Canadian provinces and territories, highlighting significant regional variations in access to emergency and elective care.
Calgary Health Foundation has pledged $1 million to Assisted Living Alberta to enhance specialized bariatric care services at two Calgary facilities, aiming to free up hospital beds and improve patient outcomes.
Manitoba has successfully recruited 13 American-trained physicians to work in various communities, addressing healthcare shortages and improving access to medical services across the province.
The Edmonton General Continuing Care Centre faces a significant mouse infestation, with droppings discovered throughout the facility, raising serious health and safety concerns for residents and staff.
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The Ontario Hospital Association warns that provincial hospitals are out of options to cut costs, facing severe financial pressures that threaten services.
Lyndsay Richholt, a 43-year-old Kelowna mother with end-stage liver failure, faces uncertainty after her scheduled transplant was cancelled. She highlights challenges in B.C.'s transplant system.
Saskatchewan government initiates third-party review of hospital security following staff and patient concerns about weapons being brought into facilities, with metal detectors already deployed.
Essex-Windsor EMS is proposing a significant change to 911 call handling that would involve nurses assessing non-emergency calls to optimize paramedic response for critical situations.
Manitoba's auditor general reveals significant inefficiencies in dialysis service management, highlighting systemic issues in healthcare delivery and resource allocation.
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The Saskatchewan government has initiated an independent review of hospital safety protocols as security incidents rise across provincial healthcare facilities.
