CNESST: Dangerous Practices Led to Worker's Death
The CNESST investigation found dangerous practices caused a worker's death at Comptoir Supérieur Inc. in Quebec, highlighting safety failures and need for stricter enforcement.
Category : Hospitals Healthcare
Organ recipients push Ontario to change donation rules
Organ transplant recipients are urging the Doug Ford government to reform Ontario's organ donation system to increase donor rates and save lives.
One Person One Record Launch Gets Good Feedback in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia Health officials report positive feedback after launching the One Person One Record system, with executives supporting rollout at hospitals over the weekend.
Winnipeg Nurse Suspended, Fined $8K Over Patient Death
A registered nurse at Grace Hospital in Winnipeg has been suspended and fined $8,000 for professional misconduct related to the death of a patient in 2022.
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Construction on 7 New ICU Beds at RUH to Begin This Week
Saskatchewan invests $17M to add seven ICU beds at Royal University Hospital, increasing total to 26. Project includes renovations and dedicated family spaces.
Ontario Nurses Launch Constitutional Challenge Over Strike Ban
The Ontario Nurses' Association files a constitutional challenge against a law that prohibits nurses from striking or other job actions during bargaining.
7 New Adult ICU Beds at Royal University Hospital
Saskatoon's Royal University Hospital will add seven new adult ICU beds to address critical care capacity, aiming to reduce wait times and improve patient outcomes.
Ontario Expands Pharmacist Scope to Treat More Conditions
Ontario pharmacists can now treat more illnesses and administer additional vaccines starting July, aiming to reduce health system pressures.
Ontario ER Wait Times Spike 20% in 5 Years, Study Finds
A new study shows Ontario emergency room wait times have increased significantly over the past five years, putting 'immense strain' on patients and healthcare workers.
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Canada's Caregivers Struggle: Report Reveals Crisis
A new report highlights the immense strain on Canada's caregivers, with many struggling to keep up with demands. The findings call for urgent support.
Ontario Expands Pharmacist Roles for More Treatments and Vaccines
Ontario Health Minister Sylvia Jones announced an expansion of pharmacist scope of practice, allowing them to treat more conditions and administer more vaccines, aiming to improve healthcare access.
One Dead in Fire at Toronto Seniors Building
A fire late Sunday in a downtown Toronto seniors building left one person dead. Firefighters encountered heavy smoke and heat.
Hospital-to-Home Program Expands Across Windsor-Essex
A program aiding patient transitions from hospital to home expands to all three Windsor-Essex hospitals, enhancing care continuity and reducing readmissions.
Fatal Fire at Toronto Seniors Home Under Investigation
Toronto emergency crews are investigating a fatal fire at a seniors' residence that left one person dead and another critically injured. The blaze prompted a significant response from firefighters and paramedics.
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Second MRI Machine Coming to Bluewater Health
Bluewater Health in Sarnia will receive a second MRI machine, improving diagnostic capacity and reducing wait times for patients in the region.
Man Killed Outside Oshawa Tim Hortons
A 23-year-old man was fatally shot outside a Tim Hortons in Oshawa. Durham Police are investigating the homicide and seeking witnesses.
WRH Expands Hospital to Home Program to HDGH and Erie Shores
Windsor Regional Hospital expands its Hospital to Home program to HDGH and Erie Shores, aiming to improve patient transitions and reduce hospital readmissions.
IVF Families Double in New Brunswick After Coverage Announcement
New Brunswick's new IVF coverage program has doubled the number of families seeking fertility treatment, providing financial relief and hope to many.
Siloam Mission Lays Off 16, Plans Hour Reductions
Siloam Mission in Winnipeg has laid off 16 employees and plans to reduce hours due to financial challenges, impacting services for the homeless.
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Woodstock Hotel Closed After AHS Inspection in Diamond Valley
Alberta Health Services ordered the closure of the Woodstock Hotel in Diamond Valley following a health inspection that uncovered critical violations.
B.C. Family Doctors Honored at Annual Awards Ceremony
B.C.'s family doctors were celebrated at an annual awards ceremony in downtown Vancouver on May 8, recognizing their dedication and service to community health.
WRH Discharge Pilot Eases ED Overcrowding
Windsor Regional Hospital expands its discharge bay pilot program to improve patient flow and reduce pressure on the emergency department, benefiting patient care.
N.B. Hospital Staffing Shortages Prompt Calls for Bonuses
New Brunswick faces ongoing hospital staffing shortages, prompting calls for increased retention bonuses and recruitment efforts to attract doctors and nurses.
Regina Urgent Care Centre Reduced Hours Sunday
Regina's Urgent Care Centre at 1320 Albert St. will operate on reduced hours this Sunday due to staffing shortages, affecting patient access.
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Digital Health Record Rollout in Nova Scotia Amid Concerns
Nova Scotia proceeds with a massive digital health record transformation expected to save $120M annually, despite ongoing worker training concerns.
Ontario Chiropractor Admits to Sexual Misconduct and Abuse
A Cambridge, Ont. chiropractor has admitted to sexual misconduct and abuse of clients, according to a disciplinary hearing. The case highlights ongoing concerns about professional accountability.
Piano teacher guilty of sexually touching former student
Cassius Alleyne, an Edmonton piano teacher, has been found guilty of sexually touching a former student. The verdict was delivered on May 8, 2026.
Five New Family Doctors Start in Chatham-Kent
Chatham-Kent welcomes five new family doctors to address local healthcare needs. The new physicians will serve residents across the municipality.
Quebec Invests $22M in Home Care for Seniors
Quebec announces $22 million investment in home care services to support aging residents and reduce hospital strain. The funding aims to improve access and quality of care.
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Urgent Care Centres: Boon for Public, Burden for Workers
Saskatchewan plans five new urgent care centres, but staffing shortages pose challenges. Patients report mixed experiences, while unions cite burnout.
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