Health PEI audit reveals improper job classification
An internal audit reveals Health PEI created four new positions without proper classification, raising questions about hiring oversight. Learn the details and implications.
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Access PEI services start at Queen Elizabeth Hospital
A new pilot project brings Access PEI services to Charlottetown's Queen Elizabeth Hospital, offering convenient government access for patients and staff. Learn about the services and staff involved.
Code Silver declared at three P.E.I. health sites
A Code Silver emergency was declared, placing three Prince Edward Island healthcare facilities into lockdown. Get the latest details on the incident and response.
Winter Olympics Host Sites Shrink Due to Climate Change
A new report highlights how global warming is drastically reducing the number of locations capable of reliably hosting the Winter Games. Explore the future of winter sports.
N.S. spent $7.7B on health care last year: auditor
Nova Scotia's auditor general reports the province spent $7.7 billion on health care in the last fiscal year. Explore the details and implications of this massive investment.
Alberta Health Update on Respiratory Virus Season
Alberta's chief medical officer of health will give an update on the respiratory virus season. Get the latest public health information and guidance.
P.E.I. Hospitals Over Capacity, Public Asked for Patience
Hospitals across Prince Edward Island are operating above normal capacity, leading to longer wait times. Health PEI asks for public patience and outlines steps being taken.
Manitoba introduces digital health cards
Manitobans can now request a digital health card, moving from physical cards to a secure, convenient digital format. Learn how to get yours and what it means for healthcare access.
U.S. Vaccine Cuts Confuse Parents, Risk Canadian Kids' Health
Doctors warn that recent U.S. changes to vaccine recommendations are causing parental confusion in Canada and could lead to lower immunization rates, threatening public health.
Nova Scotia prison locked down following inmate assault
Springhill Institution in Nova Scotia is under lockdown after a serious assault on an inmate. Get the latest details on the incident and ongoing response from authorities.
How Toxic Workplaces Damage Your Health and What to Do
Chronic work stress manifests in sleeplessness, headaches, and illness. Experts reveal the signs of a toxic job and actionable steps to protect your well-being.
Medical Officer of Health Advocates for Shared Family Meals
Eastern Ontario's Medical Officer of Health emphasizes the physical and mental health benefits of regular family meals. Learn why this simple tradition is a powerful tool for well-being.
Canadian women live longer with more poor health years: StatCan
A new StatCan report reveals Canadian women have a longer life expectancy than men but spend significantly more years in poor health. Discover the data and its implications for healthcare.
Barrie Health Unit Recommends Quit-Smoking Website
The Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit is directing residents to a free online resource to support smoking cessation efforts. Learn about the tools available to help you quit for good.
Study finds crimes decreased near Toronto consumption sites
New analysis of Toronto police data reveals a drop in some criminal activities near supervised consumption sites. Discover the findings and what it means for community safety.
Moe's Health Care Comments Draw NDP Ire, Privatization Fears
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe's call for 'innovative' health care delivery, citing Alberta, draws NDP accusations of privatization. The government fires back, defending new approaches. Read the clash.
Alberta closes supervised consumption sites, Calgary next
Alberta closed two supervised drug consumption sites in 2025 and plans to close Calgary's site in 2026, shifting focus to treatment and recovery services. Read the latest.
Fatal Shooting at Big Island Lake Cree Nation Prompts Lockdown
A fatal shooting on Big Island Lake Cree Nation leaves one dead and three injured, prompting a lockdown for residents in northwest Saskatchewan. The RCMP investigation continues.
Cuba hit by surge of infectious diseases, article warns
A medical journal article warns of a dangerous surge in multiple infectious diseases in Cuba, including COVID-19. Read the full analysis and public health implications.
Nova Scotia to Study Potential Offshore Wind Sites
The Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Petroleum Board is initiating a study to identify potential sites for offshore wind development in the province's waters. Learn about this key step for renewable energy.
Canadian Men's Health Crisis: The 'Suck It Up' Problem
Kenton Boston of the Canadian Men's Health Foundation discusses the dangerous 'suck it up' mentality harming men's mental and physical health. Learn why change is critical.
Alberta Bill 11: The Real Cost of Dual-Practice Health Care
Alberta's Bill 11 fuels debate on private-pay health services. Critics warn of a two-tier system, while capacity issues persist. Explore the impact on universal care in Canada.
Alberta Health System's New Legal Structure Now in Place
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith confirms the new legal framework for the province's health system is operational. The focus now shifts to delivering tangible results for Albertans.
No foul play in fatal Charlottetown fire, officials confirm
Fire officials have ruled out foul play in the fatal Charlottetown blaze on December 29, 2025. The investigation continues as the community mourns the loss.
How to Dispose of Your Real Christmas Tree in Calgary
The City of Calgary outlines two methods for composting real Christmas trees after the holidays. Learn how to use your green cart or drop-off sites until Jan. 31.
Health Minister: Canada Can't Rely on U.S. Health Institutions
Health Minister Marjorie Michel declares a pivotal shift in Canadian health strategy, emphasizing the need for domestic resilience and reduced dependence on American institutions. Learn the details.
Canada to launch men's and boys' health strategy in 2026
Federal Health Minister Marjorie Michel announces a dedicated national strategy for men's and boys' health, set for launch in 2026. Learn about the government's new focus on this critical public health area.
U.S. signs new health deals with 9 African countries
The United States has inked new health agreements with nine African nations, focusing on priorities from the Trump administration. Get the details on the partnerships and their global health implications.
New Assessment Measures for Grey Bruce Health Unit Board
Following a provincial takeover, board members of the Grey Bruce Health Unit will now be subject to new performance assessment measures. Learn about the changes and their implications for public health governance in Ontario.
Northumberland Ferries passenger numbers surge by nearly 100K
Northumberland Ferries reports a significant boost of nearly 100,000 passengers in 2025 on its Wood Islands to Caribou route. Discover the factors behind this growth and its impact on Atlantic Canadian travel.
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