Category : Public Health


B.C. Invests $50M in Nasal Naloxone to Fight Overdose Deaths

The B.C. government commits $50 million over two years to distribute nasal naloxone kits across 150 community sites and pharmacies, aiming to prevent overdose deaths amid a toxic drug crisis that has claimed over 16,000 lives since 2016.

Tragedy Sparks Dialogue on Gender Identity and Violence

A physician-researcher and trans woman examines how the Tumbler Ridge shooting raises urgent questions about gender identity, male violence, and the need for trans-led conversations in addressing complex societal issues.

Many Canadian Vape Shops Fail Federal Inspections

A recent federal inspection report indicates that nearly half of specialty vape shops in Canada are not complying with health regulations, raising concerns about youth access and product safety.

Measles Exposure Alert: Two Edmonton Locations on Feb 8

Alberta Health Services issued a public alert about potential measles exposures at Edmonton Sport Centre and Axe Monkeys on February 8. Individuals present during specific times are urged to monitor symptoms and check immunization records.

Winter Flu Season Declines as Cases Plummet

The winter flu season is winding down with cases continuing to plummet, according to a doctor's report. Dr. Isaac Bogoch recaps a challenging season in the GTA and discusses antibiotic use balance.

Quebec Union Proposes Tax on Sugary Drinks

The Quebec education union federation CSQ has proposed implementing a provincial tax on sugary drinks to address public health concerns and generate revenue for education.

One Hospitalized After South Lethbridge Fire

A fire on the south side of Lethbridge resulted in one person being transported to the hospital. Emergency crews responded to the incident, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the community.

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