B.C. Nurses, Government Reach Tentative Deal to Avert Strike
The B.C. government and nurses' union have a tentative agreement after 98.2% voted for strike action. The deal, covering 62,600 nurses, awaits ratification.
Category : Healthcare Policy
Man, 41, Killed After Struck by Truck on Wayne Gretzky Drive
A 41-year-old man died after being struck by a Ford F350 while checking his vehicle on Wayne Gretzky Drive. Police say speed and alcohol are not factors.
N.S. Government Treats Cape Breton Forest for Spruce Budworm
The Nova Scotia government is conducting aerial spraying in Cape Breton to control the eastern spruce budworm outbreak, protecting forests from defoliation.
Regina Urgent Care Centre Hours Reduced Many Times
An NDP MLA revealed how often Regina's urgent care centre operated with reduced hours, sparking concerns about healthcare access in the city.
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Vancouver Council Rejects Sex-Worker Safety Motion
Vancouver councillors voted against restoring a sex-worker safety support position, despite advocates warning of increased risks as the FIFA World Cup approaches.
How to reduce wait times in Alberta's overcrowded ERs
An opinion piece on addressing long ER wait times in Alberta, proposing salary changes for ER doctors and other solutions used in the UK.
TN Execution Halted After Vein Search Fails for Hour
Tony Carruthers' execution in Tennessee was called off after an hour-long struggle to find a vein. His attorney described him wincing and groaning. This is the latest in a series of botched executions across the US.
Ontario College BSN Grads Ready to Boost Healthcare
The first Ontario class of college Bachelor of Science in Nursing graduates are set to fill care gaps and boost healthcare across the province.
N.S. Woman Goes to Toronto for Mammogram Amid Delays
A Nova Scotia woman traveled to Toronto for a mammogram due to long wait times in Halifax, highlighting healthcare access issues in Canada.
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Jeffrey Sloka Hit with Two More Sexual Assault Charges
Jeffrey "Scott" Sloka faces two additional sexual assault charges, bringing the total to seven, as he appeared in a Kitchener courthouse. The allegations date back to 2009.
YMCA Job Fair Connects Newcomers to Jobs in Ottawa
The YMCA hosted an Opportunities Expo for New Canadians at Merivale Mall, aiming to connect newcomers and job seekers with local employers amid ongoing labor market challenges.
LHSC Supervisor Billed $761K for Part-Time Role
London Health Sciences Centre supervisor David Musyj billed the province $761K in 2025, stating his oversight role is not a five-day-a-week job, sparking debate on public spending.
Progress but work remains in Quebec youth protection reform
Quebec Social Services Minister Lionel Carmant acknowledges progress in youth protection reform but stresses more work is needed to improve the system.
Kenya Court: Stop Prosecuting Minors for Sex Work
Kenya's High Court has called for an end to prosecuting minors for sex work, citing the need to protect children from criminalization and trauma.
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Saskatchewan PATHS Key in Supreme Court IPV Ruling
Saskatchewan's PATHS program played a pivotal role in a recent Supreme Court decision on intimate partner violence, highlighting its impact on legal frameworks and victim support.
Crown: Edmonton woman's inaction led to fatal dog mauling
The Crown argued Crystal MacDonald failed to control her dogs after prior attacks, leading to the death of 11-year-old Kache Grist. The defence says she did what she could.
Ex-Woodstock Mayor Sentenced for Sexual Assault
Former Woodstock Mayor Trevor Birtch has been sentenced for sexual assault. The conviction stems from an incident that led to a court case in London.
Sask. man loses appeal over daughter's COVID-19 vaccine
Michael Gordon Jackson's appeal dismissed after he took his daughter to avoid COVID-19 vaccine. Court upholds earlier ruling, citing child welfare concerns.
Critics Warn MAID Could Cut Elder Care Costs in Canada and US
Advocates fear Canada and the US may use assisted dying to curb elder and health care costs, citing Canada's MAID program as a precedent.
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Sask. Caregivers Overwhelmed: National Survey Findings
A national survey by the Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence highlights caregiver burnout and financial strain, with Saskatchewan advocates calling for more support and training.
Patient Dies in ER Waiting Room at Royal Alexandra Hospital
A patient died in the waiting room at Edmonton's Royal Alexandra Hospital due to overcrowding, raising concerns about delayed care and ER strain.
Toronto Officers Charged in Barcelona Sex Assault
Three off-duty Toronto police officers face charges in Barcelona for alleged sexual assault of a prostitute. One is accused of assault, another of hitting, and the third of being an accomplice.
Auchincloss vs. Carter: Vaccine Debate Heats Up
Rep. Auchincloss challenges Rep. Carter's support for RFK Jr., citing Carter's pharmacist background amid rising preventable disease outbreaks.
Trump's abortion gag rule prompts Canadian aid sector to seek leadership
Canadian aid organizations urge federal leadership in response to Trump's reinstated abortion 'gag rule,' which restricts global health funding for organizations providing abortion services or referrals.
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Health Care Changemakers Show Path to Excellence
Across Canada, health care innovators use six key levers to drive improvement. Examples from Ontario to Nunavut show how local solutions can transform care.
NB Plan for Patients Without Family Doctors
New Brunswick launches collaborative care clinics to address the shortage of family doctors, offering a model for retiring physicians.
Alberta Must Support Nurses After Hiring to Retain Them
Alberta Association of Nurses CEO argues that retaining nurses requires systemic support, mentorship, and stable work conditions, not just recruitment.
Former Leukemia Patient Returns to IWK as Nurse
A young nurse who received leukemia treatment at the IWK as a child is now working there, inspired by her experience. National Nursing Week highlights her journey.
Editorial: Private Options Key to Fixing Health System
A Fraser Institute report challenges PM Carney's claim as 'guardian' of healthcare, arguing private alternatives improve access and efficiency.
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Woman Testifies She Opposed Boy Visit Before Fatal Dog Attack
Crystal MacDonald testified she opposed Kache Grist visiting her home before her Cane Corsos killed him, claiming she sought training after prior attacks.
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