Study: Horses Detect Human Fear Through Smell
Groundbreaking research reveals horses can literally smell human fear, confirming long-held beliefs about equine intuition. Discover how this impacts human-animal interaction.
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Thousands of Atlantic Canadians go abroad for medical care
A new study shows 4,600 residents of Atlantic Canada travelled internationally for medical treatment in 2025, highlighting pressures on the domestic healthcare system. Read the full analysis.
Puppies Saved from Fentanyl Overdose by Washington Firefighters
Six puppies in Washington state are recovering after a suspected fentanyl overdose. Firefighters used naloxone and CPR to save them, and some rescuers are now interested in adoption.
Canadian Airlines Assure Water Safety After U.S. Study
Major Canadian carriers respond to a study claiming 'potentially unhealthy' water on U.S. flights. Air Canada, Flair, and Air Transat affirm adherence to safety guidelines. Read the findings.
Study Reveals What Drives Homosexual Behaviour in Primates
New research explores the biological and social factors influencing same-sex behaviour in primates, offering insights into its evolutionary role. Discover the findings.
Study: Harmful alcohol use continues in Ontario post-COVID
A new study reveals a concerning pattern of sustained harmful alcohol consumption in Ontario following the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn the details and potential public health implications.
Ontario Moves to Ban Declawing Cats and Debarking Dogs
Ontario is considering a landmark ban on cosmetic animal surgeries like declawing cats and debarking dogs. Learn about the proposed changes and their impact on pet welfare.
41 Cats Rescued in Wynyard Hoarding Case
Animal rescue groups saved 41 cats from a hoarding situation in Wynyard, Sask. The director of Mozart Sympawthy Animal Sanctuary is calling for mandatory spay and neuter bylaws to prevent future cases.
Lucy the Elephant, 50, Gets Clean Bill of Health
Edmonton Valley Zoo's beloved Asian elephant Lucy has received a clean bill of health following her annual assessments. The 50-year-old pachyderm is thriving under expert care. Read more about her milestone.
Quebecers' Diet Study Shows High Salt, Sugar Intake
A new study highlights concerning dietary habits in Quebec, with excessive salt and sugar consumption and low fruit and vegetable intake. Discover the findings and their implications for public health.
Food Preservatives Linked to Cancer, Diabetes in New Studies
Groundbreaking research reveals a potential link between common food preservatives and increased risks of cancer and type 2 diabetes. Learn what the studies found and how it impacts your diet.
Sask. Cat Rescue in Crisis After Massive Hoarding Case
A Saskatchewan cat rescue is pleading for support after rescuing over 30 felines from a dilapidated Wynyard hoarder home. Discover how you can help.
N.S. Farm Charged with Health of Animals Act Violations
Curtmar Farms in Nova Scotia is facing nine charges under the Health of Animals Act. The CFIA-led investigation highlights ongoing enforcement of livestock welfare standards in Canada.
N.S. Dog Groomer Charged with Causing Animal Distress
A Dartmouth dog groomer faces charges under the Animal Protection Act. The Nova Scotia SPCA investigation highlights standards for pet care businesses. Learn the details.
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.
B.C. Floods Show Need for Animal Disaster Plans
Millions of farm animals die in climate disasters. An expert argues Canada must set national standards for animal evacuation and resilience as floods intensify.
When Are Vaccine Passports Justified? New Study Weighs In
A new Canadian study proposes an ethical framework for using vaccine certificates in future health crises, weighing liberty against public health needs. Explore the conditions for their use.
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.
Animal Health: A Critical Pillar of National Security
Experts argue that investing in animal health is vital for Canada's security, public health, and global diplomacy. Discover why veterinarians are frontline defenders.
Calgary man charged after animal abuse investigation
A 41-year-old Calgary man faces multiple charges following a joint police and humane society investigation into repeated animal abuse and the theft of a dog from custody.
Calgary man charged in multiple alleged animal abuse cases
A 41-year-old Calgary man faces charges following a joint investigation by police and the humane society into multiple alleged animal abuse incidents involving a dog. His court date is set for January.
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.
Manitoba Health Reports: Improvements and Concerns
New Manitoba health reports reveal overall improvements in public health, though specific areas of concern persist. Discover the key findings and what they mean for the province.
Manitoba diabetes rate 'alarming', study finds
A new study reveals an alarming diabetes rate in Manitoba. Learn the key findings, regional disparities, and what this means for public health in the province.
Calgary Zoo's 14-year-old meerkat Kwando dies
The Calgary Zoo announces the passing of Kwando, a beloved 14-year-old meerkat. The zoo community is mourning the loss of the charismatic animal.
Frozen fries recalled in Ontario, study warns of processed food risk
The CFIA has issued a recall for certain frozen fries sold in Ontario. This comes as a new Spanish study finds consuming four daily servings of ultra-processed foods increases mortality risk by 62%. Stay informed.
High-fat cheese linked to lower dementia risk: study
A 25-year Swedish study of 27,670 people found daily high-fat cheese consumption is associated with a 13% lower risk of all-cause dementia. Discover the details.
Social Media Linked to Teen Eating Disorders: SFU Study
A new study from Simon Fraser University reveals a direct link between social media use and disordered eating among Vancouver teenagers. Learn the findings and expert advice.
Alberta names new chief medical officer of health
Dr. Vivien Suttorp is Alberta's new permanent chief medical officer of health, bringing over 25 years of public health experience to the role. Learn about her priorities and the recent history of the position.
Study examines link between high-fat cheese and dementia risk
New research investigates whether consuming high-fat cheese could be linked to a reduced risk of dementia. Explore the study's findings and what it means for diet and brain health.
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