Pedestrian Critically Injured in Côte-des-Neiges Collision
A male pedestrian is in critical condition after being struck by a vehicle on Darlington Avenue in Montreal's Côte-des-Neiges district. Police have closed the road for investigation.
Category : Public Health
Families Report Rushed MAID Assessments, Exclusion in Decisions
A new study reveals Canadian families' mixed experiences with medical assistance in dying, citing rushed assessments, lack of notification, and calls for greater family involvement in the profound decision-making process.
Alberta Infant Dies from Flu Amid 16,000 Cases This Season
An infant in Alberta has died from influenza, according to health officials, as the province's dashboard shows 16,000 cases since last August, highlighting ongoing public health concerns.
82 Million Americans Sacrifice Daily for Healthcare Costs
New research reveals one-third of Americans cut back on essentials like food, prescriptions, and utilities to pay for healthcare, with financial strain impacting even middle-income households.
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39 Overdoses After Toxic Substance Handed Out in Downtown London
A public health emergency unfolded in downtown London as 39 individuals suffered overdoses after a suspect distributed a dangerous substance. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Paramedic Fined $25K for Ignoring Emergency Call
A Winnipeg paramedic faces a $25,000 penalty after failing to respond to an emergency call that came in just before his shift ended, raising questions about duty and accountability.
Windsor Nail Salon Closed Due to Infection Control Lapse
A nail salon in Windsor has been closed by health authorities after an inspection revealed significant infection control failures, raising public health concerns.
Gatineau Boil Water Advisory After Power Outages
The City of Gatineau has implemented a precautionary boil water advisory due to power outages affecting water treatment systems. Residents are urged to boil water for consumption until further notice.
Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac Under Boil Water Advisory
The town of Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac has issued a precautionary boil water advisory, urging residents to boil tap water before consumption due to potential contamination risks.
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How COVID-19 Changed Life in Saskatchewan
A look back at the lasting impacts of the pandemic on healthcare, economy, and daily life in Saskatchewan six years after the initial outbreak.
Elderly Man Critical After Suspected Electrocution in Longueuil
An octogenarian was rushed to hospital in critical condition following a suspected electrocution incident in Longueuil's Greenfield Park neighbourhood on Wednesday, March 11, 2026.
500 Students Suspended Over Incomplete Immunization Records
Public health authorities in Lambton and Chatham-Kent have suspended nearly 500 students due to incomplete immunization records, highlighting ongoing enforcement of school vaccination policies.
Medical Wait Times Cost Patients $3,043 in Lost Wages: Study
A new report from the Fraser Institute reveals that patients waiting for medical treatments in Canada lose an average of $3,043 in wages and productivity, highlighting significant economic impacts of healthcare delays.
Windsor-Essex Health Unit Hits 98.7% Student Vaccination
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit celebrates a 98.7% vaccination rate among elementary students, with 588 facing suspension due to incomplete records. Secondary students have until March 27 to update their immunization information.
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Study Shows Injection Site Closure Didn't Increase Overdose Deaths
A new analysis reveals that the closure of supervised injection sites in Alberta did not lead to a spike in fatal overdoses, contradicting activist predictions and raising questions about harm reduction strategies.
Manitoba PCs Raise Red Flags Over Safe Consumption Site
Manitoba Progressive Conservatives have released documents highlighting potential safety and operational issues at a Winnipeg safe consumption site, sparking debate over harm reduction policies.
Disneyland Workers Hospitalized in Hazmat Incident
Five Disneyland employees in California were hospitalized after a hazardous materials incident involving an odour in a backstage area near Tomorrowland's Star Tours.
Alberta Healthcare Woes Predate Immigration Surge
Alberta's healthcare system has faced long wait times and limited access for decades, issues that existed well before recent immigration increases, according to policy analysis.
Barrie Police Rescue 90-Year-Old Woman Found in Bathtub
Barrie police officers discovered a 90-year-old woman lying in a bathtub during a welfare check, initially fearing the worst before finding her alive and providing assistance.
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Windsor-Essex Schools Hit 98% Immunization Record Goal
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit reports over 98% of elementary students now have updated immunization records, a significant public health milestone for the region.
Pedestrian Critically Injured in South Keys Parking Lot
A pedestrian sustained life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle in a South Keys parking lot. Ottawa police are investigating the incident that occurred on March 10, 2026.
WHO Warns of Health Risks from 'Black Rain' in Iran
The World Health Organization warns residents of severe health hazards from toxic 'black rain' following attacks on oil facilities in Tehran, urging immediate precautions.
London Councillors Push for Action as Rat Sightings Soar
London city councillors are calling for enhanced enforcement measures as reports of rat sightings surge across the capital, prompting concerns about public health and sanitation.
Girl Hit by Car in Anjou, Expected to Survive Injuries
A 6-year-old girl sustained serious lower-body injuries after being struck by a car at a Montreal intersection. Police confirm the incident was accidental, with no criminal charges.
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Amherstburg Family Doctor Access Exceeds 92%
A new report reveals that less than 8% of Amherstburg residents lack a family physician, a rate significantly better than many Ontario communities facing healthcare shortages.
London Council to Get Report on Rising Rat Infestations
An upcoming report to London city council will address increasing rodent activity in east London neighborhoods, as residents report more frequent sightings and concerns about public health risks.
London Advocates Push for Inhalation Services at Carepoint Site
Community advocates in London are calling for the addition of inhalation services at the Carepoint Supervised Consumption Site, while Stevenson seeks to restrict pipe distribution to address public health concerns.
Manitoba Measles Cases Hit Record High, Surpass 100 Monthly
Manitoba has recorded 170 measles cases in February, marking the first time monthly infections have reached three digits, signaling a significant public health escalation.
Minor Seriously Injured in Anjou Car Accident, Police Say
A minor has been hospitalized with serious injuries after being struck by a car in Montreal's Anjou borough, according to police. The incident occurred on March 9, 2026, prompting an investigation by the SPVM.
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Regina Fluoride Water Treatment Delayed Until 2027
Regina's plan to add fluoride to its drinking water has been postponed until 2027, extending the timeline for this public health initiative by an additional year.
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