Frostbite Cases Rise in Vulnerable Ontario Regions
Medical professionals report a concerning increase in severe frostbite injuries across vulnerable communities in Ontario as extreme cold persists. Learn about the risks and safety measures.
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Alberta Measles Cases Rise, Hospital Exposure Prompts Alert
Alberta's measles outbreak grows to over 2,000 cases. A public alert is issued after exposure at Edmonton's Royal Alexandra Hospital. Check your vaccination status.
Pneumonia Deaths Jump 20% in Canada: 2024 Data
New Statistics Canada data shows a sharp 20% rise in pneumonia-related deaths in 2024, making it a leading cause of mortality. Experts urge awareness of available vaccines for all ages.
Pneumonia deaths rise 20% in Canada, StatCan reports
New data from Statistics Canada shows a sharp 20% increase in pneumonia-caused deaths in 2024. Experts analyze the concerning trend and its public health implications.
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Burn barrels allowed at Sudbury encampment after fatal fire
The City of Sudbury now permits burn barrels at a homeless encampment following a deadly tent fire. This policy shift aims to improve safety for vulnerable residents.
Experts warn of snow shovelling health risks and safety tips
Medical experts highlight the hidden health dangers of shovelling snow and provide crucial safety guidelines to prevent heart attacks and injuries this winter.
Memorial held for Sudbury tent fire victim
Friends and family gathered in Sudbury to remember a woman who died in a tent fire at the Energy Court homeless encampment. The community mourns the tragic loss.
Second Child Dies After Laval Multi-Vehicle Crash
A five-month-old girl has died from injuries sustained in a January 5 multi-vehicle crash in Laval, ten days after her six-year-old sister succumbed. The incident's toll is now two dead, seven injured.
Health Canada Recalls Soap Over Chemical Hazard
Health Canada issues a nationwide recall for Lake of the Woods Sunrise Soap Co.'s 'Shades of Grey' bars due to elevated levels of a prohibited chemical. Consumers are urged to stop use immediately.
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Three released after Manitoba school bus crash
Three patients airlifted to Winnipeg following a serious school bus rollover in Western Manitoba have been discharged. The incident sent 15 people to hospital.
Vancouver's drug decriminalization pilot project ends
British Columbia terminates its three-year drug decriminalization pilot in Vancouver. Health Minister Josie Osborne announces the conclusion of the controversial project. Read the full story.
Sarnia man recounts ordeal after being run over by car
Steve Marche of Sarnia shares his miraculous survival story after a vehicle ran over him on Jan. 10, 2026. He credits a 'guardian angel' for his life.
B.C. ends decriminalization pilot after public use concerns
B.C. Health Minister Josie Osborne announces the end of the decriminalization pilot project, citing public safety concerns and a shift toward voluntary and involuntary care options.
Summerside family pleads for help after medical crisis in Mexico
The Wagner family from Summerside, P.E.I., is urgently seeking financial and logistical assistance after Robert Wagner suffered a severe medical emergency while in Mexico. Learn how you can help.
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Thousands of Atlantic Canadians go abroad for medical care
A new study shows 4,600 residents of Atlantic Canada travelled internationally for medical treatment in 2025, highlighting pressures on the domestic healthcare system. Read the full analysis.
Quebec Remote Overdose Prevention Requests Up 6%
New data shows a significant increase in requests for remote overdose prevention services in Quebec. Learn about the trend and its implications for public health.
Sudbury Mayor Calls on Province to Save Local Lab
Sudbury Mayor Paul Lefebvre is urgently calling for Ontario to step in and prevent the closure of a LifeLabs facility this spring, a move that threatens local healthcare access.
Alberta Flu Cases Peak, Low Vaccination Rate Sparks Concern
As influenza cases peak in Alberta, Lethbridge pharmacies report high demand for tests and vaccines. Provincial data shows a concerningly low immunization rate of just 19%.
Woman dead after tent fire at Sudbury encampment
A woman has died following a tent fire at an encampment in Sudbury, Ontario. Police are investigating the incident, which highlights ongoing housing and safety crises.
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Alberta Flu Wave Peaks, Hospital Crisis Continues
Alberta's influenza A wave has peaked, but doctors declare a 'medical disaster' as hospitals remain overwhelmed. Edmonton physicians urge the province to declare a state of emergency.
N.S. spent $7.7B on health care, experts urge year-round tick checks
Nova Scotia's auditor general reveals $7.7B health care spending for last fiscal year. Experts warn tick checks should be a year-round practice, not just seasonal. Read the full report.
Woman dies in tent fire at Sudbury homeless camp
A woman has died following a tent fire at a homeless encampment in Greater Sudbury. Police and officials are investigating the tragic incident that occurred on Energy Court.
Alberta Flu Season Peaks, Hospitals Overcrowded
Alberta's Chief Medical Officer reports the influenza A wave has peaked, but flu B is rising. Hospitals face severe strain in the worst season since 2010. Learn the latest numbers and advice.
Measles Outbreak in SC: 434 Cases, Most Unvaccinated
South Carolina reports 434 measles cases, with most patients unvaccinated. Health officials deploy mobile units for free MMR shots. Learn about symptoms and risks.
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New Regina website links residents with accepting family doctors
A new citizen-led website, DocMiyo.ca, aims to help Regina residents find family doctors taking new patients. Created by local David Nnamdi, it addresses the ongoing primary care shortage.
Alberta Health Update on Respiratory Virus Season
Alberta's chief medical officer of health will give an update on the respiratory virus season. Get the latest public health information and guidance.
Canadian Airlines Assure Water Safety After U.S. Study
Major Canadian carriers respond to a study claiming 'potentially unhealthy' water on U.S. flights. Air Canada, Flair, and Air Transat affirm adherence to safety guidelines. Read the findings.
Top Preventable Deaths in N.B.: Lung Cancer, Heart Disease
A New Brunswick health council report identifies lung cancer and heart disease as the leading causes of preventable deaths. Learn the key findings and what it means for public health strategy.
One dead in tent fire at Sudbury homeless encampment
A person has died following a tent fire at the Energy Court homeless encampment in Greater Sudbury. The tragic incident highlights the ongoing crisis of unsheltered individuals in Northern Ontario.
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Health Unit CEO Warns Against Transit Windsor Fare Increase
Windsor's top public health official warns a proposed bus fare hike to $4 could harm residents' health. Riders and advocates urge city council to reconsider the 2026 budget plan.
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