WHO Warns of Multiple Attacks on Health in Iran
The World Health Organization reports multiple attacks on healthcare facilities in Iran during recent U.S.-Israeli strikes, raising concerns about civilian safety and medical access.
Category : Public Health
Maternal Injuries and Deaths Persist in Canada
Investigative analysis reveals systemic failures in maternal healthcare across Canada, with repeated recommendations for better monitoring and resources going unheeded, leading to preventable tragedies during childbirth.
Sask. Health Authority Defends Tuberculosis Management
The Saskatchewan Health Authority is defending its tuberculosis response as the disease persists in northern regions, with officials actively working to contain its spread.
Alberta Expands COVID-19 Booster Access for Eligible Residents
Alberta health authorities announce the availability of COVID-19 booster shots for eligible residents, emphasizing ongoing vaccination efforts to combat the virus and protect public health.
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Saskatoon Group Sees Increased Need After PHR Site Closure
A Saskatoon-based organization is experiencing a significant surge in demand for its services following the recent closure of a local consumption site, highlighting critical gaps in community support systems.
New Non-Opioid Drug Found in Toronto's Unregulated Supply
A novel non-opioid substance has been identified in Toronto's unregulated drug market through a local drug checking service, raising concerns about evolving street drug compositions and public health risks.
Quebec Funds $1M for Patient Navigators to Help English-Speakers
The Quebec government is allocating nearly $1 million to establish patient navigator positions aimed at improving healthcare services for English-speaking residents across the province.
CDC Pauses Testing for Rabies, Monkeypox, and More Diseases
The CDC has temporarily paused diagnostic testing for over two dozen infectious diseases, including rabies and monkeypox, amid staffing cuts and a quality review.
MAID Recipient Donates Organs, Has Send-Off He Wanted
A friend reveals that a Medical Assistance in Dying recipient was able to donate organs and have the farewell he desired, highlighting personal dignity in end-of-life care.
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Plastic Chemicals Tied to Preterm Births and Infant Deaths Worldwide
A new report reveals that plastic chemicals are responsible for millions of premature births and thousands of infant deaths globally, highlighting a growing public health crisis.
Windsor Police Report: Missing Person Cases Surge in 2025
A new report from the Windsor Police Service highlights a significant increase in missing person incidents in 2025, with youth being the primary demographic affected, raising concerns about community safety and support systems.
Quebec Health Minister to Meet Parents of Teen Who Died After Red Bull
Quebec's health minister will meet with the parents of a teenager who died after drinking Red Bull, as concerns mount over the safety of energy drinks containing high caffeine and sugar levels.
Ontario Urged to Reverse Supervised Drug Site Closures
Community leaders and health experts warn that closing supervised consumption sites has increased public drug use, overdoses, and emergency calls, urging the province to reconsider its decision.
Windsor-Essex Students Suspended Over Immunization Records
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit has suspended 221 students due to incomplete immunization records, highlighting ongoing public health enforcement in Ontario schools.
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Ontario Students Suspended Over Incomplete Immunization Records
A total of 296 students across Brantford, Brant, Haldimand, and Norfolk have been suspended due to incomplete immunization records, highlighting ongoing public health enforcement efforts.
RCMP Seize Cannabis with Illegal THC Levels in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia RCMP have confiscated cannabis products advertising THC concentrations that significantly exceed legal limits, highlighting ongoing regulatory enforcement challenges in the province's legal market.
Measles Exposure Sites: IKEA, Bank, Playground Among New Locations
Public health officials have identified new measles exposure sites, including an IKEA store, a bank, and an indoor playground, as cases continue to emerge in the community. Authorities urge vigilance and vaccination checks.
Midwife Denied Work Permit to Leave Canada Amid Care Shortage
Heather Gilchrist, a midwife in Victoria, is preparing to leave Canada after her work permit was denied, exacerbating maternity care shortages in British Columbia.
World Cup Visitors Need Warning on Vancouver's Toxic Drugs
Health advocates in Vancouver are calling for urgent warnings to World Cup visitors about the city's dangerous drug supply, highlighting overdose risks and the need for naloxone awareness.
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Free Measles Vaccines for Young Manitobans in Winnipeg
Pharmacists in Winnipeg are launching a free measles vaccination initiative for young Manitobans to combat rising cases and enhance public health protection.
Delays in Care Linked to 5 Manitoba Deaths: Report
A recent report highlights that delays in medical care have been connected to five deaths in Manitoba, raising concerns about healthcare system efficiency and patient safety in the province.
Health Canada Suspends Safe Consumption Site Exemption
Prairie Harm Reduction's supervised consumption site in Saskatoon has halted operations after Health Canada suspended its legal exemption, though the drop-in center remains open for other services.
Calgary Seniors Face Food Insecurity Crisis
A new report highlights that older adults in Calgary, including those still employed, are experiencing unprecedented levels of food insecurity, signaling a deepening affordability issue.
World Cup Fans Warned About Vancouver's Toxic Drug Supply
Health authorities issue urgent warnings to FIFA World Cup visitors about Vancouver's highly potent and unpredictable unregulated drug supply, with overdose death rates among the highest in British Columbia.
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Transgender Quebecers Face Surgery Delays, Out-of-Province Get Faster Care
A concerning disparity in healthcare access has emerged, with transgender residents in Quebec experiencing significant delays for gender-affirming surgeries, while patients from other provinces receive expedited treatment.
Widow's Story: Bill 18 Hurdles for the Dying
A personal narrative reveals how Alberta's Bill 18 introduces administrative delays and misinformation in MAID approvals, forcing patients to endure unnecessary suffering during their final days.
Meningitis Kills 250,000 People Annually, Study Finds
A new global study reveals meningitis causes approximately 250,000 deaths each year, highlighting the severe impact of this infectious disease worldwide.
Measles Exposure Alert at Montreal Airport and Hospital
Public health officials warn of possible measles exposure at Montreal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport and a children's hospital, urging vigilance among travelers and visitors.
Montreal Safe Injection Site Hours Reduced Due to Funding Gap
The Spectre de Rue supervised consumption site in Montreal is reducing its operating hours due to a critical lack of funding, raising concerns about public health impacts.
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SAQ Zones in Maxi, Costco Raise Public Health Concerns
Public health experts warn that new SAQ zones inside major retailers like Maxi and Costco could lead to higher alcohol consumption by making spirits more accessible to shoppers.
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