Hudson Medical Centre Closure Postponed
The Hudson medical centre has delayed its planned closure following community advocacy and operational reassessments, providing temporary relief for local healthcare access.
Category : Health
Ontario Kids Wait Too Long for Crucial Health Care
More than 25% of Ontario children exceed government wait-time targets for essential medical treatments, with delays risking lifelong consequences for their development and health outcomes.
Trans Woman's Appalachian Journey of Resilience and Belonging
Maya Fisher shares her powerful story of transitioning in rural Virginia, navigating identity, community, and survival in a landscape of both harshness and unexpected beauty.
Windsor Domestic Violence Exceeds Police Reports
Intimate partner violence in Windsor remains a severe issue despite police statistics showing declines, with experts noting most incidents go unreported due to fear and systemic barriers.
Ancient Cave Bacteria Shows Antibiotic Resistance
Scientists have uncovered bacteria in a Romanian ice cave that has been isolated for thousands of years, yet exhibits resistance to modern antibiotics, raising concerns about natural resistance evolution.
Alzheimer's Agitation: A Misunderstood Symptom Explained
Agitation is a common symptom of Alzheimer's disease, affecting up to 68% of patients, but caregivers often mistakenly blame themselves. Experts explain the neurological causes and offer practical management strategies.
Expert Tips and Products to Fight Bad Breath Effectively
Discover expert-backed solutions for bad breath, including essential oil mouthwashes, tongue scrapers, and alcohol-free rinses. Learn how oral microflora and hygiene products can address root causes.
Lactose Intolerant? You Can Still Enjoy These Cheeses
Dietitians reveal which cheeses are lower in lactose and how to enjoy them in moderation, even with lactose intolerance. Learn about Parmesan, cheddar, goat cheese, and more.
Ancient Ice Cave Bacteria Resistant to Antibiotics
Scientists discover antibiotic-resistant bacteria in Romania's Scarisoara Ice Cave, raising concerns about ancient microbes and modern medicine.
Ottawa Hospitals Face Loss of 735 Workers, 200 Beds
A union analysis warns Ottawa hospitals could lose 735 frontline health workers and up to 200 beds over two years due to provincial funding gaps, exacerbating existing overcrowding crises.
Winnipeg Eateries Shut Down Over Rodent Infestations
Provincial health inspectors have ordered the immediate closure of five food establishments on Portage Avenue in Winnipeg after discovering severe rodent infestations and multiple sanitation violations.
New ADHD Centre Opens in Edmonton with Integrated Services
The Neuro Wise ADHD Centre has launched in west Edmonton, providing a wide range of diagnostic, therapeutic, and support services under one roof to address the growing need for specialized ADHD care in the community.
Shooting Survivor Paige Hoekstra Leaves Hospital, Heads Home
Paige Hoekstra, a survivor of the Tumbler Ridge shooting, has been discharged from the hospital and is returning home to continue her recovery journey.
Navalny Toxin Likely Synthetic, Say Dart Frog Experts
Specialists in dart frog toxins indicate the substance used against Alexei Navalny was probably synthetic, not natural, raising new questions about its origin and production.
Tumbler Ridge Shooting Victim Suffers Brain Damage
Maya Gebala, 12, sustained severe brain damage after being shot in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting. Her mother shares updates on her critical condition and recovery.
Short-Form Videos Like 'Personalized Slot Machines' for Brain
A child psychologist explains how short-form video content can rewire brain function, comparing it to addictive gambling mechanisms and highlighting risks for cognitive development.
Missing Senior in Scarborough Sparks Community Concern
An 80-year-old man named Steven has been reported missing after last being seen near Sheppard Avenue East and Birchmount Road in Scarborough on February 15, 2026, prompting a search effort by local authorities.
Recall of Birth Control Pills in Canada After Complaint
A complaint has led to a recall of birth control pills in Canada due to improper packaging, with missing pills posing health risks. Teva Canada Inc. issued the recall notice, highlighting concerns over contraceptive effectiveness.
Coffee, Tea May Lower Dementia Risk, Study Finds
A four-decade U.S. study reveals that daily consumption of caffeinated coffee or tea is associated with a modest reduction in dementia risk, though experts emphasize it's just one piece of the cognitive health puzzle.
MLHU Sets New Health Priorities in Post-Pandemic Era
The Middlesex-London Health Unit announces updated strategic priorities for 2026, emphasizing mental health, equity, and climate resilience as the region adapts to a transformed post-pandemic landscape.
Quebec Union Proposes Tax on Sugary Drinks
The Quebec education union federation CSQ has proposed implementing a provincial tax on sugary drinks to address public health concerns and generate revenue for education.
Ontario Invests $1M to Expand CT Scan Access in Windsor
The Ontario government is allocating $1.08 million to Windsor Regional Hospital to extend CT scan hours, part of a broader $81 million initiative to reduce wait times and improve diagnostic services across the province.
Parq Casino Seeks 50% Slot Machine Expansion in Vancouver
Parq Holdings proposes increasing slot machines from 600 to 900 at its Vancouver casino. City staff recommend approval only with measures to address problem gambling risks highlighted in health impact assessment.
Ginger Ale Ban at Ottawa Hospital Sparks Patient Backlash
The Ottawa Hospital's removal of ginger ale from patient menus as part of a healthy food initiative has triggered significant pushback from patients who view the fizzy drink as essential comfort during hospital stays.
New Hope Found for Pediatric Cancer at CHU Sainte-Justine
Researchers at Montreal's CHU Sainte-Justine have made a breakthrough in pediatric cancer, offering fresh optimism for treatments and recovery in young patients.
Four Hospitalized in Central Edmonton Apartment Fire
An early morning fire at a central Edmonton apartment building resulted in four people being transported to hospital. Fire crews responded to the scene near Commonwealth Stadium.
Women's Heart Health Series Launches in Northern Ontario
A new health series kicks off in Sudbury with a focus on women's heart health, featuring Wear Red Canada and local health partners to educate the community on healthcare innovations.
ER Doctor Diagnosed with Stage 4 Cancer After Feeling Off
An emergency room physician's intuition led to a devastating diagnosis of stage 4 cholangiocarcinoma, a rare and aggressive liver cancer, highlighting the importance of medical awareness.
Bell Fund Marks 10 Years of Aid for MUHC Cancer Patients
A decade after its launch by Judy Martin, The Bell Fund has assisted thousands of patients at The Cedars Cancer Centre, highlighting its impact on healthcare and community support in Montreal.
Coffee and Tea May Lower Dementia Risk, Study Shows
A four-decade U.S. study reveals that daily consumption of caffeinated coffee or tea is linked to a modest reduction in dementia risk, though experts emphasize it's just one piece of the puzzle.
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