Mixed Reactions to Prairie Harm Reduction Closure in Saskatoon
Saskatoon residents express diverse opinions following the closure of Prairie Harm Reduction's safe consumption site, with a demonstration highlighting community support and concerns.
Category : Public Health
Salmonella Pistachio Outbreak Hits 189 Cases
A salmonella outbreak linked to pistachios has now affected 189 people across Canada over the past year, with health officials urging caution as investigations continue into the contaminated food source.
B.C. Health Officer Disappointed by Decriminalization Reversal
Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry voices disappointment as British Columbia reverses its drug decriminalization policy, marking a setback in the ongoing toxic drug crisis.
B.C. Marks 10 Years of Toxic Drug Crisis Emergency
British Columbia health officials commemorate a decade since declaring the toxic drug crisis a public health emergency, highlighting ongoing impacts on communities and families.
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French Hospital Confronts Laughing Gas Abuse Crisis
A French hospital is tackling a surge in recreational nitrous oxide abuse, as Health Canada issues warnings over severe neurological and cardiovascular risks linked to the substance.
Man Injured in Toronto Shelter Fire
A fire at Toronto's Seaton House shelter has left a man in his 40s with serious injuries, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the city's shelter system.
Missing Boater Found in Brampton's Heart Lake After Capsize
Police have recovered the body of a missing boater after a canoe capsized on Heart Lake in Brampton late Saturday night, with search efforts concluding on Sunday.
Spice Blend Recalled in Canada for Salmonella Contamination
Health Canada has issued a recall for Alarjawi brand Royal Zaatar spice blend due to potential salmonella contamination. Consumers are advised to check their products and avoid consumption.
Canada's Growing Fertility Gap: Causes and Consequences
Canada's fertility gap, the difference between desired and actual family size, is widening due to economic pressures, delayed childbearing, and healthcare access issues, impacting demographic trends.
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41% of Canadians Support MAID Refusal Rights, Poll Shows
A new ResearchCo. survey reveals 41% of Canadians believe healthcare professionals should be allowed to refuse MAID based on moral or religious grounds, highlighting a significant national divide.
Crystal Pool Safe After Hazmat Scare, Reopening Tuesday
Victoria's Crystal Pool is confirmed safe following a hazardous materials incident that hospitalized eight people, but will remain closed until Tuesday for final checks.
Boy, 9, Found Locked in Van Since 2024 in France
A 9-year-old boy was discovered severely malnourished and unable to walk after being locked inside his father's utility van in Eastern France since 2024, authorities reported.
Health Canada Recalls Children's Magnet Game for Ingestion Risks
Health Canada has issued a recall for the Kollide Magnet Game due to severe ingestion hazards that pose potentially life-threatening risks to children, urging immediate disposal or return.
Sturgeon Lake First Nation to Open Maternal Care Center
A new birthing and childrearing lodge is set to open on April 29 in Sturgeon Lake First Nation, providing dedicated maternal care services to the community.
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Regina Urgent Care Centre Reduced Hours Persist Due to Staff Shortages
Politicians are responding to the Regina Urgent Care Centre's recurring early closures on weekends, highlighting persistent staff shortages that continue to impact emergency healthcare access in the community.
Chemical Incident at Victoria Pool Sends Eight to Hospital
Emergency crews responded to a chemical incident at a Victoria swimming pool, transporting eight individuals to hospital with unknown injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause.
Woman Dies in Halifax Fire, Autopsy to Be Conducted
A woman has died following a weekend apartment fire in Halifax's Spryfield neighborhood. Firefighters rescued two occupants, and an autopsy is scheduled to determine the cause of death as investigations continue.
Unauthorized Abortion Pill Sellers Target Women in Canada
Healthcare professionals in Canada are raising alarms about unauthorized online sellers marketing abortion pills directly to women, bypassing medical oversight and posing significant health risks.
Alberta's Untapped Healthcare Workforce: Immigrants Could Ease Crisis
Alberta's healthcare system faces severe strain with long ER waits and staffing shortages. Skilled immigrants with medical credentials remain underemployed due to barriers, creating a paradoxical workforce gap.
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Measles Exposure Sites Include Winnipeg Hospitals
Public health officials confirm Winnipeg hospitals are among recent measles exposure locations, urging vigilance and vaccination checks as cases emerge in the community.
Carfentanil Found in Montreal Fentanyl as Overdoses Spike
Health officials in Montreal report carfentanil contamination in the local fentanyl supply, contributing to a sharp rise in overdoses and fatalities across the city.
Measles Case Reported in Quebec City
A confirmed case of measles has been identified in Quebec City, prompting public health officials to issue an alert and urge vaccination checks.
U.S. Fertility Rates Hit Record Low in 2025
New data reveals U.S. fertility rates dropped to a historic low in 2025, with births falling significantly. This trend reflects ongoing demographic shifts and societal changes.
Vaccines Offer Unexpected Health Benefits Beyond Infection Prevention
Research shows vaccines like flu shots provide additional protection against heart attacks, strokes, dementia, and cancer, offering comprehensive long-term health benefits beyond their primary purposes.
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Manitoba Autopsy in Plasma Donor Death, Echoes Health Canada Probe
The Manitoba chief medical examiner's office has completed an autopsy on an individual who died after donating plasma at a Winnipeg facility, aligning with Health Canada's ongoing investigation into the incident.
Manitoba Stops Reporting COVID Fines, Enforcement Continues
The Manitoba government has ceased public reporting of COVID-19 ticket statistics, though enforcement remains active. This move raises transparency questions amid ongoing pandemic-related measures.
Calgary Gets 'D' Grade for Arthritis Care: Report
A new report from the Arthritis Society of Canada gives Calgary a 'D' grade for arthritis care, highlighting significant gaps in treatment and support services for patients in the region.
Drug Poisoning Warning Issued in Sudbury and Manitoulin
Health authorities in Northern Ontario have issued a critical drug poisoning warning for Sudbury and Manitoulin, urging caution amid rising overdose risks.
Parasite in Water Forces Healthcare Staff to Leave Kashechewan
A parasite discovered in the drinking water of Kashechewan First Nation has led to the evacuation of medical staff, following earlier failures at the treatment plant, highlighting ongoing infrastructure crises.
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Measles Exposure Warning at Stollery Children's Hospital
Alberta Health Services warns of potential measles exposure at Stollery Children's Hospital emergency and X-ray departments on April 4, 2026. Those born after 1970 with limited vaccination may be at risk.
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