B.C. doctors use AI scribes to save time, cut wait times
AI scribes are gaining popularity among B.C. doctors, saving an average of 2.7 hours weekly on paperwork. A pilot program shows benefits, but privacy concerns remain.
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Digital Health Record Rollout Confirmed at Two CIUSSSs
Premier Christine Fréchette announced the deployment of digital health records at two CIUSSSs in Quebec, aiming to improve patient care and data accessibility.
Winnipeg healthcare workers allegedly assaulted, police say
Winnipeg police report multiple healthcare workers at Grace Hospital allegedly assaulted, threatened, and sexually assaulted. Investigations ongoing.
Pedestrian Struck by Vehicle in Southeast Calgary
A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle Saturday night in southeast Calgary, resulting in hospitalization. Police are investigating.
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B.C. funeral directors penalized for lapsed training
The B.C. regulator has imposed penalties on 19 funeral home directors and embalmers for failing to complete mandatory training, citing public safety concerns.
UK Woman Wins Right to Permanent Birth Control After Exposing Bias
A UK woman successfully challenged NHS double standards, securing the right to permanent birth control after years of denial, highlighting gender bias in healthcare.
B.C. teacher suspended for inappropriate emails to student
A B.C. high school teacher was suspended for three weeks after sending dozens of inappropriate emails to a Grade 11 student, breaching professional boundaries.
Calgary's Growth: Philanthropy Key to Health-Care Future
As Calgary's population nears two million, philanthropy accelerates health-care innovation, funding advanced surgeries and women's health centres to complement public funding.
Saskatchewan Dental Clinic Unveils $24M Renovation
The University of Saskatchewan's dental clinic has completed a $24 million renovation, enhancing patient care and training facilities for students.
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Esquimalt Nation Opens New Health Centre
The Esquimalt Nation celebrated the opening of a new health centre, which will employ 18 to 20 permanent staff members to serve the community.
Union Urges Delay as NS Health Pushes Digital Rollout
Nova Scotia General Employees Union calls for a delay in the province's digital health rollout, citing concerns over readiness and patient safety.
Regina Urgent Care Cuts Sunday Hours
Regina's Urgent Care Centre will reduce Sunday hours starting May 2026, citing staffing challenges. The change aims to optimize resources while ensuring patient access.
Toronto judge sentences 2 men in gang sex assault of unconscious woman
A Toronto judge sentenced two men for the gang sexual assault of an unconscious, unidentified woman, calling the crime 'horrific' and noting the victim's trauma.
Man Charged with Murder of Two Children Found in Vehicle
A 37-year-old man faces two counts of first-degree murder after the bodies of two children under 10 were found in a vehicle in northwest Calgary. The relationship between the accused and victims is unknown.
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JPMorgan Sex Harassment Lawsuit Called 'Complete Fabrication'
A former JPMorgan employee's sexual harassment lawsuit against executive Lorna Hajdini has been identified, but an internal investigation found no evidence of wrongdoing.
Retirement home costs rise 28% in 4 years, Ontario woman baffled
Claudia Jones, 84, faces a 28% cost increase at her Toronto retirement home since 2022, potentially pricing her out. Her daughter Kirsten expresses frustration.
Regina Hospital Lottery Winners Revealed
The Hospitals of Regina Foundation has announced the winners of its spring lottery, with the showhome unveiled on Wednesday. The lottery supports local healthcare.
B.C. cancels hospital, care home contracts amid deficit
The B.C. government cancels contracts for Burnaby Hospital Phase 2 and seven long-term care homes, citing a record $13.3B deficit. Mayors and advocates express outrage.
B.C. cancels hospital and care home contracts
The B.C. government cancels contracts for long-term care homes and Burnaby Hospital Phase 2, citing budget constraints, sparking outrage from mayors and health advocates.
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B.C. Health Projects Cancelled Amid Budget Cuts
The British Columbia government has cancelled several health-care projects as part of budget tightening measures, affecting hospitals and clinics across the province.
JP Morgan Exec Accused of Drugging, Abusing Junior Employee
Lorna Hajdini, a JP Morgan executive, allegedly drugged and abused a junior employee over months. The lawsuit details non-consensual acts and harassment.
Englehart Man Charged with Sex Assault of Teen in 2025
A 19-year-old from Englehart, Ont., faces sexual assault charges in connection with an incident involving a 16-year-old victim that occurred in October 2025.
OnlyFans Star Reveals Strangest Requests Including Feederism
Kayla Jade, an OnlyFans creator with over 3 million followers, shares bizarre client requests like feederism and a fixation on her BBL, and why she drew the line.
Windsor Motorcyclist Wins $2 Million in Court
A Windsor motorcyclist has been awarded $2 million in a legal settlement. The case highlights road safety issues and legal outcomes for accident victims.
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Saskatchewan ER Closure Reports Now Twice Daily
Saskatchewan is increasing emergency room closure reporting to twice daily to improve transparency and patient access to care across the province.
Nova Scotia Hospitals End Bedside Phone Service
Nova Scotia hospitals are phasing out bedside telephone services for patients, citing low usage and maintenance costs. The move affects all regional hospitals.
MUHC Ends Phone Line for Blood Test Appointments
The McGill University Health Centre will discontinue its phone line for blood tests and other appointments, moving to online booking. Patients are urged to adapt to digital scheduling.
87-Year-Old Dementia Patient Waits Days in ER Hallway
Family of an 87-year-old dementia patient says she remains in an ER hallway days after a brain bleed, highlighting ongoing healthcare capacity issues.
Family Seeks Answers After Calgary Man Dies Post-Discharge
Phuong Nguyen, 61, died after being treated for chest pain and discharged from a Brooks hospital. His family demands answers about the care he received.
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Zekelman Foundation Donates $3M to Ronald McDonald House Windsor
The Stephanie and Barry Zekelman Foundation donated $3 million to expand Ronald McDonald House in Windsor, Ontario, providing more beds and services for families with hospitalized children.
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