As Canada nears expanding medically assisted death to include mental illness, experts warn of rising risks for young people, with MAID becoming a normalized therapy rather than a last resort.
The Saskatchewan government has launched a new healthcare strategy focused on providing 'Right Care, Right Place, Right Time' to improve patient outcomes and system efficiency across the province.
Alberta's recent announcement to regulate medical assistance in dying raises questions about who is truly being protected, as the proposed restrictions mirror existing federal law while ignoring systemic healthcare shortcomings.
Health advocates warn Alberta's proposal allowing doctors to work in both public and private sectors could increase patient wait times, while the premier argues it may improve care.
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Medical professionals and health groups in Alberta express concerns that the province's proposed dual practice model could exacerbate existing healthcare wait times and strain resources.
A Quebec coroner's report recommends increasing mental health resources for individuals applying for Medical Assistance in Dying, highlighting systemic gaps in care.
The Nova Scotia NDP and caregiver advocates are urging the provincial government to reverse recent cuts to a crucial benefit that supports families caring for loved ones with severe disabilities at home.
A deep dive into Canada's Medical Assistance in Dying program, exploring how it allows terminally ill patients the time to say goodbye, amidst ethical and societal discussions.
While the U.S., Australia, New Zealand, and European nations implement restrictions on puberty blockers and surgeries for minors, Canada remains one of the few countries continuing these practices without significant policy changes.
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Alberta's hospitals minister Matt Jones remains hopeful about reaching a deal with emergency room physicians, stating he does not blame doctors for the ongoing negotiations delay amid healthcare challenges.
A new report highlights how targeted investments in home care staff can alleviate hospital pressures, reduce emergency room visits, and enhance surgical throughput in Ontario.
British Columbia's pharmacare program now provides full coverage for diabetes medications and menopausal therapies for hundreds of thousands of residents, following a federal-provincial agreement.
The Alberta government is planning to reduce administrative positions within Health Shared Services as part of a broader efficiency drive, sparking concerns about healthcare delivery impacts.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has unveiled $59 million in funding over three years to enhance cardiac services and intensive care capacity at hospitals in Lethbridge and Medicine Hat.
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The Saskatchewan government has launched a second round of contracts for nurse practitioners, aiming to enhance healthcare access and reduce wait times across the province.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith calls on the federal government to relax regulations on nicotine pouches, citing potential benefits for public health and harm reduction strategies.
Premier Danielle Smith announces a three-year, $59 million funding initiative to upgrade cardiac and intensive care services in southern Alberta, addressing healthcare needs in the region.
British Columbia's campaign to attract American doctors and nurses has generated thousands of applications, but fewer than 200 have actually taken jobs, highlighting bureaucratic delays and complex relocation processes.
Alberta announces new restrictions on medical assistance in dying, diverging from Quebec's expansion of access. Provincial legislation targets vulnerable groups and advance requests.
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A management theory slogan called Tight-Loose-Tight explains why Canada's healthcare underperforms and offers a prescription for improvement through clear goals, flexible execution, and strict accountability.
A funding change in British Columbia redirects support from autism patients to Down syndrome, sparking criticism for ethical concerns and potential harm to vulnerable families.
Alberta's 2026 budget reveals a record $34.4 billion healthcare allocation, sparking debate over surgical facility funding and opposition criticism of hospital funding gaps.
The Alberta government has allocated $2.3 billion to create a new crown corporation that will oversee provincial health agencies, aiming to streamline operations and improve healthcare delivery across the region.
British Columbia residents will see improved access to essential diabetes and hormone medications as the province integrates with the national PharmaCare program, announced by Health Minister Josie Osborne.
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Cheryl Camillo has been appointed as the lead researcher for the Saskatchewan NDP's Your Care Your Say initiative, which aims to gather public input on healthcare reforms in the province.
Premier François Legault insists Quebec's 11% salary offer to medical specialists is sufficient, but FMSQ president Dr. Vincent Oliva counters that specialists earn less than Canadian peers and demands are unfair.
Quebec Premier François Legault defends the government's pay offer to specialist physicians as the FMSQ union escalates pressure tactics in ongoing contract negotiations.
MPP Andrew Dowie defends government record, citing $30 billion increase in health care spending while addressing protests over privatization and conservation authority mergers.
The New Brunswick government has announced a $1.7 million investment to expand a collaborative care clinic in Nackawic, enhancing local healthcare access and services for community members.
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Vice President JD Vance announced a temporary suspension of Medicaid funding to Minnesota, citing fraud concerns. The move is part of a broader crackdown involving federal agencies.
