Ontario Expands Access to Publicly Funded IVF Treatment
Ontario announces two new publicly funded IVF clinics in Brampton and Oakville, part of a $250M plan to improve fertility treatment access. Learn about costs, coverage, and limitations.
Category : Healthcare Policy
Canada's Medical Tourism for Asylum Seekers: A Costly Luxury
Asylum seekers in Canada now pay modest fees for some health services, but the program remains generous, costing taxpayers over $1 billion annually.
Ontario to give transit constables new powers against drug use
Ontario plans to give special transit constables the power to ticket and arrest drug users on public transit, with fines up to $10,000 and six months in jail.
Albertans Need Greater Access to Hospice Care
Hospice palliative care is essential yet overlooked in Alberta. Sustainable funding and residential hospices can bridge the gap between home care and hospitalization.
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New Mexico Seeks Major Changes to Meta Apps in Child Safety Trial
New Mexico prosecutors demand fundamental changes to Meta's algorithms and features to protect children, following a $375M verdict against the company.
Supreme Court Restores Mifepristone Access via Telehealth
The U.S. Supreme Court has reinstated access to the abortion pill mifepristone through telehealth, mail, and pharmacies, reversing earlier restrictions.
Rudy Giuliani Hospitalized in Critical but Stable Condition
Former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani is hospitalized in critical but stable condition, his spokesperson says. The 81-year-old had sounded hoarse on his show days earlier.
Winnipeg march honours impaired driving victims
Families and advocates gathered at the Manitoba legislature for the first Victims of Impaired Driving Commemoration Day, honoring lives lost and calling for justice.
Court Blocks Mail Delivery of Abortion Pill Mifepristone
A federal appeals court has restricted access to mifepristone by blocking mail prescriptions, requiring in-person distribution. The ruling could impact abortion access nationwide and sets up a likely Supreme Court appeal.
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Funding Announced for Primary Care Teams in London Region
Ontario MPP Rob Flack announces new funding to expand primary care teams in Elgin Middlesex London, addressing physician shortages and improving access to healthcare.
US Court Blocks Mailing Abortion Pill Prescriptions
A U.S. court has ruled against mailing abortion pill prescriptions, significantly limiting access to medication abortion across the country.
Disability Tax Credit Reform: Progress but Barriers Remain
Advocates welcome reforms to Canada's Disability Tax Credit but say application process remains complex and many eligible people still miss out on benefits.
Sask. Offers $350K in Grants for Suicide Prevention
Saskatchewan is providing $350,000 in grants to community partners to support suicide prevention initiatives across the province, aiming to reduce suicide rates and promote mental health.
Kingsville priest sex abuse lawsuit alleges lifelong trauma
A Windsor woman sues London diocese over alleged 1979 abuse by Rev. Langan, seeking $3M. Lawyer says other victims likely exist.
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Refugees Must Now Pay for Some Medical Costs in Canada
New Canadian policy requires refugees to pay out-of-pocket for some medical expenses. Doctors express concerns over access to care and potential health risks.
Doctors Warn of 'Denial of Care' as Refugee Payment Rules Begin
Doctors express concern that new payment requirements for refugees could lead to denial of care, impacting vulnerable populations in Canada.
Two-Year Sentence Sought for Driver in Saskatoon Fatal Crash
An emotional court hearing for the family of Natalie Gardipy, 22, who died in a crash. Crown and defence jointly recommend a two-year sentence for the driver.
Saint John Luncheon Tackles NB Health-Care Challenges
Medical professionals in Saint John gather at a luncheon to discuss pressing health-care challenges and future directions for New Brunswick's system.
Sask. to Provide Twice-Daily ER Closure Updates
Saskatchewan will update ER closures twice daily starting May 19. The NDP criticizes the move, calling for real-time updates within an hour.
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Trump Nominates Dr. Nicole Saphier as Surgeon General
President Trump nominates Dr. Nicole Saphier for surgeon general, replacing Dr. Casey Means. Saphier is a Fox News contributor and breast imaging director at Memorial Sloan Kettering.
Trump admin appeals court order on kids' vaccine recommendations
The Trump administration is appealing a court order that blocked its effort to cut federal vaccine recommendations for children, sparking debate over public health policy.
Quebec Health Minister on Digital Health, Cancer Delays
Quebec's health minister addresses concerns over digital transformation and cancer treatment delays, emphasizing patient safety and system improvements.
Canada Mulls UK-Style Generational Tobacco Ban
Canada is exploring a generational tobacco ban similar to the UK's, which prohibits sales to those born after 2009. Health Minister Michel announced the review, aiming to reduce smoking to under 5% by 2035.
B.C. Nurses Strike Vote in May After Talks Fail
B.C. Nurses' Union plans strike vote in May after mediation fails, citing violence, burnout, and benefit cuts. Premier Eby urges negotiation.
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Alberta Considers Surgery Vouchers for Private Care
Alberta plans to offer vouchers to patients with long surgical wait times, allowing them to use private facilities, raising concerns about a two-tiered healthcare system.
Nova Scotia Doctor Count Debate Intensifies
Nova Scotia's method for counting family doctor attachments faces scrutiny as critics question accuracy and transparency, impacting healthcare planning.
Ottawa Lists Stittsville Land for Health Hub
The City of Ottawa has put Stittsville land up for sale to develop a new health hub. This initiative aims to improve local healthcare access and services.
Judge Approves Payouts for Calgary Students in Abuse Case
A Calgary judge has approved compensation payouts for students who suffered abuse at John Ware School, marking a significant step in the legal process.
NB Premier Says Some Health-Care Targets Met in Update
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt announced that some health-care targets have been met during a public update in Fredericton, highlighting progress in key areas.
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Automatic Tax Filing Needs More Work for Vulnerable
Automatic tax filing helps low-income filers already in the system, but fails to reach vulnerable non-filers. Trust and human interaction are key.
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