Canada's Arthritis Crisis: Bold Plan Aims to End Disease
Canada is failing millions with arthritis, as a new report card gives low grades nationwide. Arthritis Action Now unites 21 organizations to transform research and care.
Category : Public Health
Quebec Seniors: Over 1/3 Have Complex Multimorbidity
A new study finds more than 35% of Quebec seniors aged 65+ have complex multimorbidity, signaling major healthcare cost implications for the province's aging population.
B.C.'s 10-Year Overdose Crisis: A Timeline
British Columbia reflects on a decade-long public health emergency with over 18,000 lives lost to overdoses, highlighting key events and ongoing community efforts.
B.C.'s Decade of Drug Crisis: 18,000 Lives Lost
British Columbia marks a grim milestone with 18,000 deaths over a decade-long drug emergency, as families like Meredith Dan's mourn loved ones lost to fentanyl overdoses.
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Measles Alert at Edmonton Stollery Children's Hospital
A public health alert has been issued after potential measles exposure at Stollery Children's Hospital in Edmonton. Health officials urge vigilance and vaccination checks.
Measles Alert at Rockyview Hospital Emergency Room
Health authorities have issued a measles exposure warning for individuals who visited the Rockyview General Hospital emergency room on April 4 between 10:27 a.m. and 6:17 p.m. Those potentially exposed are urged to monitor for symptoms.
Ottawa First Responders Host Special Day for Boy After Crash
Ottawa first responders organized a heartwarming day for a young boy, Jayden Hunter, following a severe crash, showcasing community support and resilience.
Waterloo Region Extends Drug Alert After 45 Overdoses
Waterloo Region has extended a community drug alert for a second time following 45 suspected overdoses, highlighting an ongoing public health crisis.
New COVID-19 Variant Unlikely to Trigger Ontario Hospital Wave
Experts explain why a new COVID-19 variant is not expected to lead to a significant increase in hospitalizations across Ontario, citing immunity and healthcare measures.
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Essential Strategies to Reduce Spring Allergy Symptoms
Family physician Dr. Vera Kohut provides expert advice on combating seasonal allergies, including practical tips for symptom management and environmental control as spring intensifies.
Managing Spring Allergies: Expert Tips for Pollen Season
Family physician Dr. Vera Kohut provides essential strategies to combat seasonal allergies, offering practical guidance for relief during the spring pollen surge.
Green Shirt Day Returns to Promote Organ Donor Registration
Green Shirt Day is back, encouraging Canadians to register as organ donors in memory of Humboldt Broncos' Logan Boulet and to save lives through increased awareness and participation.
Two Women Injured in Ottawa Hunt Club Road Crash
Two women were transported to a trauma center following a serious collision on Hunt Club Road in Ottawa, according to paramedic services. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the area.
Canada's Flawed Maternal Death Tracking Hinders Safety
A national investigation reveals Canada's inconsistent provincial tracking of maternal deaths and injuries during childbirth prevents systematic safety improvements, with preventable cases like postpartum hemorrhage going unaddressed.
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Cicada COVID Variant BA.3.2 Infects Children at Higher Rates
The highly mutated BA.3.2 COVID variant, nicknamed Cicada, is spreading across half the country with increased prevalence among children. Experts explain why kids are more susceptible while stressing the variant does not cause more severe illness.
Five Critical After Fire in London Public Housing Building
A severe fire erupted on the sixth floor of a city-run apartment building in London, Ontario, leaving five individuals in critical condition and prompting a major emergency response.
Chinatown Residents Share Building With Controversial Safe-Supply Clinic
Residents in Ottawa's Chinatown describe increased crime and anxiety since New Dawn Medical clinic opened, with one father recounting a frightening encounter near his apartment.
Health Canada: No Plasma Donation Death Link
Health Canada has officially stated there is no evidence connecting plasma donation to deaths, addressing public concerns while highlighting the lifesaving role of plasma therapies.
Free COVID-19 Boosters Available April 7 in Alberta
Alberta announces free COVID-19 booster shots starting April 7, 2026, for eligible residents to enhance immunity and public health protection.
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New 'Cicada' COVID Variant BA.3.2 Detected in 25 States
The BA.3.2 variant, nicknamed 'Cicada,' has been identified in 25 U.S. states. Experts say its numerous spike protein mutations could help it evade immunity, though current vaccines still offer protection.
Five Deaths Linked to Healthcare Delays in Manitoba
Manitoba's latest critical incident reports reveal five patient deaths tied to healthcare system delays, highlighting urgent concerns over patient safety and access to timely medical care.
One Dead in Saskatoon House Fire, Authorities Investigate
A fatal house fire in Saskatoon has resulted in one death, with emergency services responding to the incident. Details on the cause and victim remain under investigation.
Kitchener Tracks Hypothermia Deaths Amid Preventable Risks
Kitchener, Ontario, is monitoring hypothermia fatalities as advocates emphasize that many deaths are preventable, particularly among vulnerable populations like those in encampments.
Saskatchewan's High Tuberculosis Rates: A National Concern
Northern Saskatchewan faces a persistent tuberculosis crisis, with rates among the highest in Canada, prompting urgent public health efforts to curb the spread.
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Health Ads Fund Misinformation Sites, Millions Spent
Health and government organizations have unintentionally spent millions on advertising that appears on websites promoting health misinformation, raising concerns about funding harmful content.
SHA Spring COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility Details Released
The Saskatchewan Health Authority has outlined spring COVID-19 vaccine eligibility, including immunocompromised individuals and seniors, with appointments available from April 1 to June 15.
Paramedics Injured by Object in Moving Ambulance in B.C.
RCMP in British Columbia report that paramedics were injured by an object inside a moving ambulance, prompting an investigation into the incident.
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.
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.
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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.
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