Legal Challenge Against Bill 7 Concludes Two advocacy organizations have decided not to pursue an appeal following an Ontario court's dismissal of their Charter challenge to the province's long-term care
New Strategy to Attract American Health Workers British Columbia is ramping up efforts to recruit doctors and nurses from the United States, presenting itself as a stable and welcoming alternative
Rising Cases Across Canada Measles cases are climbing across multiple provinces, with more infections reported in early 2025 than throughout all of last year. Public health officials are issuing detailed
A Different Kind of Cancer Support In a small auditorium at Toronto’s Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, a handful of young adults sit together, learning how to manage hair loss during
Grief Frozen in 2020 Nearly five years have passed since the world was turned upside down by the COVID-19 pandemic, but for those who lost loved ones in those early
New Study Suggests Potential Health Concerns The use of psychedelics like psilocybin, LSD, ketamine, and MDMA is growing in Canada, but researchers are now exploring the potential long-term risks associated
Spike in Overdoses Prompts Government Warning Saskatoon has seen a surge in overdoses over the past week, with the Saskatoon Fire Department responding to nearly 50 cases, triggering an alert
New Contract Aims to Address Backlogs Nova Scotia's health authority has enlisted a human resources firm to help reduce long wait times for MRIs and ultrasounds by bringing in additional
Sharp Increase in Cases Triggers Action A dramatic rise in HIV cases in Manitoba’s Swan Valley region has led health officials to take urgent action, treating the situation with an
Less PFAS in Canadian Products—But Where Are They Still Found? Thanks to regulations in other countries, toxic PFAS chemicals—often called “forever chemicals”—are becoming less common in raincoats and other items