Queen's Retirees Say UPP Pension Falls Short on Inflation
Retirees from Queen's University claim their pensions in the University Pension Plan have not kept pace with inflation due to investment shifts.
Category : Hospitals Healthcare
Philips Brings Hospital-at-Home Care to Stockholm Region
Philips-led consortium selected for Region Stockholm's hospital-at-home initiative, enabling remote monitoring for up to 15,000 patients annually with complex conditions.
Another Man Dies Waiting for Care at Alberta Hospital
The Alberta Medical Association reports another death due to emergency room wait times at Edmonton's Royal Alexandra Hospital, raising concerns about healthcare capacity.
71-Year-Old Man Dies in East Coulee Workplace Incident
A 71-year-old man has died following a workplace incident in East Coulee, Alberta. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
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N.B. Clinic Sparks Succession Plan for Retiring Family Doctors
A new collaborative care clinic in New Brunswick is helping retiring family doctors transition their practices, ensuring patient continuity and expanding access to allied health professionals.
Second mental health worker at Welland school charged
A second mental health worker at a Welland school faces assault charges following an investigation by Niagara Regional Police into incidents involving students.
1 Dead in Brampton Workplace Accident: Police
A person has died following a workplace accident in Brampton, Ontario. Peel police are investigating the incident at an industrial address.
Worker dies after workplace injury in Brampton, police say
One person has died following a workplace injury in Brampton on Friday, according to Peel police. Emergency crews responded to a call at 227 Advance Boulevard.
Union Decries 'Collapsing' Conditions for Alberta Care Workers
The union representing Alberta continuing-care workers speaks out against deteriorating working and living conditions, calling for urgent action.
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Union Urges Alberta to Regulate Continuing Care, Warns of Strike
AUPE calls on Alberta to mandate staffing levels and transparency in continuing care, warning of possible strike if conditions don't improve.
Seniors Stranded After Muskoka Retirement Home Fire
A fire at a Muskoka retirement home has left seniors stranded, with emergency crews responding to the incident. No injuries reported, but residents displaced.
Alberta EHS Rebrands to Alta Paramedic Health
Emergency Health Services Alberta has rebranded as Alta Paramedic Health, marking a shift in identity to match modernized paramedic care, including new dispatch processes and non-transport units.
YMCA, Indwell Convert London Facility into Supportive Housing
YMCA and Indwell announce the refurbishment of a former east London YMCA facility into new supportive housing developments, addressing community needs.
Forensic Nursing Services Need Uniform Application in B.C.
Experts call for evenly applied forensic nursing services across British Columbia to ensure consistent care for victims of violence and trauma.
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Tire Rupture Blamed in Death of Kanata Auto Shop Employee
Jordan Junger, a young employee at Kanata Wheels, died after a tire he was inflating ruptured. The shop owner called it a 'freak accident.'
60K Still on Nova Scotia's Family Practice Registry
Nova Scotia's Need a Family Practice Registry still has 60,000 people waiting, highlighting ongoing healthcare access challenges in the province.
B.C. condo owner owes $55K over flushed cat litter
A B.C. condo owner must pay $55,000 for damage caused by a tenant who flushed a significant amount of cat litter, a tribunal ruled.
Mental health worker charged in Welland school assault
A mental health worker faces assault charges after police say restraint techniques used on a child at a Welland school amounted to assault. Niagara police investigated and laid charges.
Cape Breton Medical Campus Opens New Sydney Facility
Cape Breton Medical Campus will open its new facility in Sydney on Thursday, expanding healthcare services in the region with modern infrastructure and advanced medical technology.
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B.C. Regulator Seeks to Close Unlicensed Cancer Clinic
The College of Physicians and Surgeons of B.C. is taking legal action to shut down a Vancouver cancer clinic run by unregistered personnel, alleging improper medical practices.
Windsor Children's Charities Get $140K from May Court Club
The May Court Club of Windsor donated $140,000 to local children's charities, supporting sexual assault crisis services and more.
Windsor ER Wait Times Rise Amid Funding Pressures
A new report links increasing emergency room wait times in the Windsor area to ongoing hospital funding pressures, highlighting systemic challenges in healthcare delivery.
Owner Shrugged After Dog Mauling, Edmonton Woman Says
Tina Kelepouris testified that the owner of two Cane Corsos shrugged after she was attacked, months before the dogs killed an 11-year-old boy.
HDGH Nursing Excellence Awards Honor Local Nurses
HDGH presented the 2026 Jeanne Mance Extraordinary Nursing Care Award and Lori Dupont Bursary to five nurses, recognizing exceptional contributions to healthcare.
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Orillia Nurse Wins 2026 Nightingale Award
Darlene Jermey, a registered practical nurse at Orillia Soldiers' Memorial Hospital, has been awarded the prestigious 2026 Nightingale Award for her compassionate care.
Hantavirus Outbreak: Can Cruise Ship Passengers Sue?
As Canadians exposed to hantavirus return home, legal experts weigh in on whether cruise ship passengers can file lawsuits over the outbreak.
200 Paramedic Vacancies Strain Saskatchewan EMS
A shortage of 200 paramedics across Saskatchewan is taking a toll on first responders and emergency services, impacting response times and crew well-being.
Alberta County Pays More to Keep Ambulance Service After Province Cuts Rate
A major Alberta county opts to increase funding to maintain ambulance services after the province reduces compensation rates, ensuring continued emergency coverage for residents.
W.E. Care for Kids Foundation Donates $268K to Windsor Hospital
The W.E. Care for Kids Foundation has donated over $268,000 to Windsor Regional Hospital, supporting pediatric care and community health initiatives.
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New Commissioner for Manitoba Teacher Investigations
Manitoba appoints a new commissioner to oversee investigations into teacher misconduct, aiming to enhance transparency and accountability in the education system.
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