N.S. Care Workers Strike Nears Six Weeks
CUPE long-term care workers at Ocean View Continuing Care Centre in Eastern Passage, N.S., continue their nearly six-week strike, demanding better wages and working conditions.
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B.C. family faces 30-month wait for long-term care bed
Teri MacKay's mother, Margaret, faces a 30-month wait for a subsidized care bed, costing $9,500/month privately. The family struggles financially as Fraser Health delays assessments.
New Brunswick Aims to Hire 300 Paramedics, Boost Health Workforce
New Brunswick is launching initiatives to recruit 300 paramedics and retain health-care professionals amid shortages, including life-saving clot busting medications for paramedics.
New Brunswick Paramedic Shortage: Recruitment Strategies
New Brunswick faces a critical paramedic shortage. Officials are launching new recruitment incentives, including sign-on bonuses and training programs, to attract and retain emergency responders.
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Rise in Parents Refusing Vitamin K Shots for Newborns
Canadian doctors report an increase in parents declining vitamin K shots for newborns, raising concerns about preventable bleeding risks.
Asbestos Warning at DND Headquarters in Ottawa
Federal unions raise concerns after asbestos warning signs appear at the Department of National Defence headquarters in downtown Ottawa, citing health risks for workers.
Temporary Supervised Consumption Site Opens in Winnipeg
A temporary supervised consumption site will open in Winnipeg to address the opioid crisis, providing a safe space for drug use under medical supervision.
Alberta Youth Mental Health Facility Construction Starts
A new 57-bed mental health facility for youth with complex needs is under construction in Calgary, set to open in 2027.
Quebec Medical Professionals Get Bonuses to Close Pay Gap
Quebec is offering bonuses to medical professionals to address salary disparities with Ontario, aiming to retain healthcare workers amid staffing shortages.
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Saanich Man Pleads Guilty in Voyeurism Case with 652 Victims
A Saanich, B.C., man has pleaded guilty in Canada's largest voyeurism case, involving 652 victims. SIS detectives continue to identify all women and girls affected.
Windsor Mayor Rejects Shelter Funding Criticism
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens calls funding criticism from Welcome Centre Shelter for Women and Families 'disappointing,' citing fully committed budgets.
Ontario Invests $1M in CKHA Diagnostic Imaging
Ontario government announces $1 million investment for new diagnostic imaging equipment at Chatham-Kent Health Alliance to improve patient care.
Welding Sparks Ignite Fire at Windsor Industrial Site
A welding operation sparked a fire at an industrial site in west Windsor, leading to an evacuation. One person was hospitalized. The fire was contained by 9:30 a.m.
Paramedics Inspire Students at Life-Saving Career Event
Edmonton paramedics hosted a hands-on event for students, showcasing life-saving skills and career opportunities in emergency medical services.
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B.C. doctor disciplined for sexual relationship with former patient
A British Columbia doctor has been disciplined by the College of Physicians and Surgeons for engaging in a sexual relationship with a former patient, violating professional boundaries.
Ontario Hospital Funding Crisis Revealed in New Report
A new report titled 'Failure, By Design' highlights a deepening hospital funding crisis across Ontario, with findings presented in Sudbury.
New Brunswick Opens 16th Collaborative Care Clinic
New Brunswick's 16th collaborative care clinic opens in an eastern town, advancing the province's goal of 30 clinics by 2028 to improve primary care access.
Toronto Company Fined $175K in Worker Death in King City
A Toronto company has been fined $175,000 following the 2024 death of a construction worker in King City, Ontario, due to safety violations.
Windsor Health Unit Renovates Downtown Office
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit has begun renovating its downtown Windsor site on Ouellette Avenue, with upgrades to the first floor aimed at improving public health services.
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Escorted city visits for Toronto man who stabbed stranger, killed brother
Kenroy Samuel, found not criminally responsible for stabbing a woman and killing his brother, will receive escorted city visits despite being a significant public threat.
CAMH escapee tracked down by Toronto police after month-long search
Tesfaye Asefa, 47, found not criminally responsible for sex assaults, was missing since April 2, 2026. This marks at least his eighth escape from CAMH.
Essex County Health Care Receives Provincial Boost
Ontario announces funding to improve health care in Essex County, aiming to reduce wait times and enhance services for residents.
Staff Shortages Blamed for Mammogram Wait Times in Atlantic Canada
Staff shortages in Atlantic Canada are causing extended wait times for mammograms, raising concerns about delayed breast cancer diagnoses and patient outcomes.
80-Year-Old Inmate Maimed in Toronto Jail Attack
An 80-year-old inmate suffered severe injuries in a violent attack at Toronto South Detention Centre, raising concerns about safety in correctional facilities.
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Norwich Retirement Home Pleads Guilty Over Senior Displacement
Trillium Care Retirement Home in Norwich pleaded guilty after seniors were displaced on short notice. The facility faced legal action for abruptly ending residents' stays.
Man charged with voyeurism in Oakville fitting rooms
A 21-year-old man faces voyeurism charges after allegedly recording two women inside fitting rooms at a Winners store in Oakville, Ontario.
Weapons Detection System Installed at Royal Alexandra Hospital
Royal Alexandra Hospital in Edmonton has installed a weapons detection system to enhance security, a move aimed at preventing violence in healthcare settings.
St. Albert Ambulance Vote Amid Rising Costs
St. Albert city council will vote on a new ambulance service contract as municipal costs rise, potentially impacting emergency response times and local budgets.
First-Year Med Students Tackle Doctor Shortage
First-year medical students at Toronto Metropolitan University are stepping into communities to help bridge the family doctor gap, highlighting the severity of the healthcare crisis.
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At 88, He Returned to Work for His Wife's Care
An 88-year-old man returns to work to afford his wife's medical care, highlighting the financial strain of aging and caregiving in Canada.
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