Windsor Hospital CEO Karen Riddell Retires After 40 Years
Karen Riddell, President and CEO of Windsor Regional Hospital, steps down after nearly four decades of service, marking the end of an era in local healthcare leadership.
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Hospital Foundation Disputes B.C. Budget Overrun Allegations
The Burnaby Hospital Foundation refutes provincial claims that Phase 2 redevelopment is hundreds of millions over budget, warning donor support may waver as the project faces indefinite delay.
Quebec Hospital Rebuild Delayed, Costing $10M Monthly
Infrastructure minister cites site issues for delays in Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital modernization, with a doctor warning each month of delay costs $10 million in escalating expenses and operational inefficiencies.
Ontario Plans Provincewide Medical Record System for Better Care
Ontario's government is developing a provincewide primary care medical record system to enable seamless sharing of patient information between family doctors and clinicians, aiming to enhance safety and reduce administrative burdens.
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Big Ball Returns for Calgary Health Foundation's 30th Anniversary
The Calgary Health Foundation brings back the Big Ball fundraising gala to mark its pearl anniversary, aiming to raise $150,000 for healthcare research and patient treatment advancements in the city.
B.C. Long-Term Care Facility Delays Draw Fire Amid Shortage
The B.C. government's decision to postpone new long-term care facilities, including a project in Squamish, has ignited criticism as the province grapples with a severe care shortage, raising concerns over aging population needs.
Clinic Faces $5M Suit Over Hepatitis C from Dirty Needle
A Burlington walk-in clinic is being sued for $5 million after a patient contracted hepatitis C from an allegedly unsterile needle, raising serious public health concerns.
Toronto Clinic Sued for $5M Over Hepatitis C from Needle
A Toronto walk-in clinic is facing a $5 million lawsuit after a patient contracted hepatitis C from an allegedly unsterile needle, raising serious concerns about medical safety protocols.
Burlington Clinic Sued for $5M Over Hepatitis C from Dirty Needle
A Burlington walk-in clinic and doctor are being sued for $5 million after a patient contracted hepatitis C from an allegedly unsterile needle, raising serious concerns about infection control practices in medical facilities.
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B.C. Urgent Care Centers Struggle with Staffing Shortages
British Columbia's new urgent care centers, like the one in Port Coquitlam, are grappling with severe staffing shortages, impacting patient access and care quality across the province.
Quebec Budget Leaves Hospital Rebuild Without Funding
The Quebec government's 2026 budget fails to allocate funds for the long-delayed rebuilding and expansion of Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital, despite urgent infrastructure needs and operational challenges.
Manitoba Care Home Incident Under Investigation
A caregiver at a Manitoba seniors facility has come forward following a recorded incident involving a vulnerable resident, prompting an official investigation by health authorities.
LHSC Reduces Surgical Waitlist, Expands Hospital Capacity
London Health Sciences Centre's Victoria Hospital has successfully reduced its surgical waitlist while expanding operational capacity, marking a significant improvement in healthcare delivery for the region.
Burlington Clinic Sued for $5M Over Hepatitis C Infection
A Burlington walk-in clinic is facing a $5-million lawsuit after a man alleges he contracted hepatitis C from an unsterile needle during treatment, raising concerns about medical negligence and infection control.
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B.C. Pharmacist Suspended 3 Years, Fined $30K for Narcotics
A British Columbia pharmacist has been suspended for three years and fined $30,000 due to improper handling of narcotics, highlighting regulatory enforcement in healthcare.
Health-Care Aide Fired for Speaking Out on Facility Unprofessionalism
A former health-care aide in Manitoba was terminated after raising concerns about unprofessional conduct at Ironwood Gardens, a private assisted living facility, sparking debates on elder care standards and whistleblower protections.
ER Nurse Finds Hope in Care for Homeless Patient
A veteran emergency room nurse shares how treating a homeless man with dignity and prompt medical attention renewed her belief in Canada's healthcare system amid widespread criticism.
B.C. Nurse Suspended for Confidential Data Breach, Conduct Issues
A nurse in British Columbia has been suspended for three weeks after accessing confidential information and other practice and conduct issues, as reported by regulatory authorities.
Maya Gebala Given 'Brain Holiday' by Neurosurgeons in Recovery
Neurosurgeons at BC Children's Hospital have removed a drain from Maya Gebala's skull, calling it a 'brain holiday' to aid her recovery from a shooting. Her father reports positive progress and potential future surgery.
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Brockville Hospital Buys Former School for Development
Brockville General Hospital has purchased the former Commonwealth Public School in Brockville, Ontario, for future expansion and development projects.
Halifax Blood Collection Clinic Reopens After Temporary Shutdown
The blood collection clinic at Bayers Road Centre in Halifax has reopened its doors to the public as of Tuesday, March 17, 2026, following a brief closure. This facility provides essential medical services for local residents requiring blood tests and rel
Doctor Sues Hospital for $2.3M Over Bullying, Harassment
Dr. Marisa Azad alleges The Ottawa Hospital failed to act after an investigation confirmed bullying and sexual harassment by male colleagues, leading to a $2.3 million lawsuit.
Omega Fertility Clinic Updates on IVF Pause, No Safety Risks
London's Omega Fertility Center has issued a new statement regarding unexpected fertilization outcomes that led to an IVF treatment pause, emphasizing no patient safety concerns.
Toxic Work Environment Alleged at Montreal General Hospital
The CSN union has raised serious concerns about a hostile and toxic work environment at Montreal General Hospital, citing staff burnout and safety risks.
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Santé Québec Appeals Ruling on Overdue Nurse Bonuses
Santé Québec challenges a court decision requiring overdue bonuses for nurses, amid ongoing labor disputes and healthcare sector negotiations in Montreal.
Staffing Issues Cut Ambulance Availability in Essex-Windsor EMS
The president of CUPE 2974 attributes fewer available ambulances in Essex-Windsor EMS to critical staffing shortages, raising concerns over emergency response capabilities in the Windsor area.
Alberta Begins Process for New Ambulance Contracts
Alberta's Emergency Health Services initiates a procurement process for new ambulance contracts, aiming to enhance emergency medical response across the province.
Halifax Blood Clinic Closed Another Day Amid Operational Issues
The Bayer's Road Centre blood collection clinic in Halifax has extended its closure for a second day, disrupting essential healthcare services and patient appointments across the region.
Alberta's HELP-U Pilot Aims to Cut Non-Emergency Ambulance Use
Alberta Emergency Health Services introduces a pilot project with six new vehicles in Edmonton and Calgary to handle non-urgent medical calls, freeing up ambulances for true emergencies and improving patient care options.
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Infant Death Blamed on Misdiagnosis During Discharge: Nurse
A former nurse claims an infant died while being discharged from a hospital because of a critical misdiagnosis, raising serious questions about pediatric care protocols and discharge procedures in healthcare facilities.
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