Premier Danielle Smith states Alberta's inaugural year without seasonal time changes will provide crucial data on its effects, as experts discuss the psychological and health implications of the permanent shift.
The UK has passed legislation banning tobacco sales to anyone born after 2008, creating a 'smoke-free generation.' Canada has not adopted similar measures but has its own tobacco control strategies.
Healthcare workers in Ecuador are staging protests over a severe medical supply shortage, forcing patients to provide their own medications for surgical procedures, highlighting a deepening crisis in the nation's hospitals.
Public health officials warn that thousands of students in Ontario could be suspended from school if they fail to update their vaccination records by the upcoming deadline.
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Research shows southern Ontario cities dominate Canada's highest pollen areas, while East Coast locations offer relief. Annual pollen loads are trending upward nationwide, with climate change intensifying seasonal allergies.
A major recall of CanadaEgg products has been issued across Ontario and Quebec due to potential Salmonella contamination, with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency urging consumers to check their purchases.
A new report identifies Windsor, Ontario as the most challenging Canadian city for people with seasonal allergies, citing high pollen counts and environmental factors.
Nova Scotia Health warns drivers of significant traffic disruptions near the Halifax Infirmary on Saturday, April 26, 2026, due to planned events. Expect delays and consider alternative routes.
Community-led naloxone training sessions in Saskatoon aim to equip residents with life-saving skills following a surge of over 300 overdoses in April, emphasizing that overdoses can affect anyone.
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Lawyers claim car accident victims face unfair odds when disputing benefits at Ontario's tribunal, citing systemic biases and procedural hurdles.
Ottawa's medical officer warns of a 'challenging summer' as two downtown supervised drug consumption sites close, potentially increasing paramedic calls and emergency visits.
HHS Secretary RFK Jr. accused immigrants of causing infectious disease outbreaks, deflecting from his anti-vaccine stance. Lawmakers criticized his claims as misinformation amid rising measles cases.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faced intense questioning from Democrats over his vaccine skepticism, as measles cases surge in the U.S., with experts linking his rhetoric to declining vaccination rates.
Peguis First Nation in Manitoba has initiated the evacuation of residents with medical needs as rising floodwaters pose a threat, with sandbags deployed around homes.
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Public health officials in Winnipeg have reported measles exposures on city transit buses and a local school, urging vigilance and vaccination checks amid rising concerns.
Montreal authorities are urgently searching for Vito Pennimpede, a 64-year-old man reported missing and possibly disoriented, with concerns rising for his safety.
Regina Fire Chief Layne Jackson will provide an update Wednesday on the investigation into a fatal carbon monoxide leak that claimed a life, following initial reports last week.
Regina Fire Chief Layne Jackson will provide an update Wednesday on the investigation into a fatal carbon monoxide leak that claimed a life, following initial comments last Friday.
The United Kingdom has enacted a historic public health measure prohibiting cigarette sales to individuals born after 2008, aiming to create a smoke-free generation by phasing out tobacco use entirely.
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Saskatchewan has initiated a new awareness campaign for organ and tissue donation, highlighting personal narratives from affected individuals to encourage public registration and support.
A taxpayer-funded advocacy group is pushing Ottawa to implement a nationwide ban on flavored vaping products, citing youth appeal, despite evidence from Quebec showing enforcement challenges and potential unintended consequences like increased cigarette s
A new survey reveals 97% of Canadian physicians intervene against harmful online misinformation, with AI-generated advice posing significant risks. Doctors advocate for digital health reforms.
Residents with urgent medical needs are being evacuated from Peguis First Nation in Manitoba as severe flooding threatens the community, with sandbagging efforts ongoing to protect homes.
Lambton Public Health has issued a warning that fluoride levels in local drinking water could be reduced, raising concerns about dental health impacts. The announcement follows ongoing assessments of water treatment processes.
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A new CMA survey shows physicians are increasingly intervening to counter patient harm from online health misinformation, highlighting a major challenge in Canadian healthcare.
A baby discovered without vital signs inside a vehicle in Toronto's Leslieville neighborhood has died. Police responded to a medical call, and paramedics attempted life-saving measures before the child was pronounced dead at the hospital.
The Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit issues a warning as drug poisoning deaths and emergency room visits surge, highlighting a growing public health crisis in the region.
A new CMA survey highlights the escalating challenge of health misinformation in Canada, with physicians increasingly intervening to counter patient harm from false claims.
The Saskatchewan NDP has strongly criticized the Regina Urgent Care Centre, highlighting severe staffing issues that limit public access and comparing its hours unfavorably to traditional bank schedules.
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A man was arrested under the Mental Health Act following lengthy crisis negotiations at Horseshoe Bay, causing significant delays for BC Ferries sailings on Sunday.
