Cancer Survivor Meets Terry Fox's Brother, Legacy Lives On
A 13-year-old cancer survivor's emotional meeting with Fred Fox, brother of Terry Fox, highlights the enduring impact of the Marathon of Hope on young lives.
Category : Health
Sudbury Officer Nominated for Mental Health Advocacy Award
Constable Ryan Hutton of the Sudbury Police Service has been nominated for the prestigious Hero of the Year Award by the Police Association of Ontario for his outstanding mental health advocacy work.
Manitoba Hospital Adds Security Screening for Public Safety
Thompson General Hospital in Manitoba is introducing mandatory security screening for all patients and visitors to enhance safety measures within the healthcare facility.
Lethbridge Welcomes Closure of Drug Consumption Site
Lethbridge city council expresses encouragement as Alberta government announces closure of supervised drug consumption site, transitioning to Rapid Access Addiction Medicine clinic and expanded recovery services.
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Winnipeg Doctor to Receive Gov. Gen.'s Medal for Heroic Stabbing Intervention
A Winnipeg physician who intervened while a nurse was being stabbed will be honored with the Governor General's Medal for bravery. The award recognizes extraordinary acts of courage in life-threatening situations.
Saskatchewan's $235K U.S. Doctor Recruitment Drive
Saskatchewan invested $235,000 in a campaign to attract American doctors, featuring Dr. Tin-Wing Yen. The initiative's effectiveness remains under scrutiny as the province addresses healthcare staffing challenges.
Magnum Solace Lotion: $10 Amazon Find for Pain and Sleep
Discover Magnum Solace nighttime magnesium lotion, an affordable Amazon product praised by reviewers for relieving muscle pain and improving sleep quality with arnica and lavender.
Regina Plasma Clinic Investigated by Health Canada
Health Canada has launched an investigation into a Regina plasma collection clinic after discovering areas of non-compliance during a recent inspection, raising concerns about operational standards.
Maya Gebala Battles Infection After Tumbler Ridge Shooting
Maya Gebala, the 12-year-old victim of the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, faces another medical setback as an abscess in her brain postpones critical surgery. Her mother shares the emotional rollercoaster of hope and despair.
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Purity Culture's Hidden Scars: A Survivor's Journey
A personal account reveals how evangelical purity culture silenced a sexual assault survivor for decades, drawing parallels to Dolores Huerta's recent disclosure about violence within social movements.
N.B. Extends eVisitNB Contract by 90 Days for Healthcare
The New Brunswick government has renewed the eVisitNB telehealth service contract for an additional 90 days, supporting remote medical consultations and digital health access across the province.
Klinic's Sexual Assault Program Aids Thousands in Manitoba
Klinic's Hummingbird program offers comprehensive care, advocacy, and resources to survivors of sexual assault in Manitoba, helping them navigate recovery with dedicated support.
Quebec to Table Bill on Compulsory Mental Health Hospitalization
The Quebec government is preparing legislation to allow compulsory hospitalization for individuals experiencing severe mental health crises, aiming to improve public safety and treatment access.
Probing and Rescuing Dysfunctional Brain Circuits in Depression
A free webinar hosted by the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation will explore groundbreaking studies on brain circuit mechanisms driving mood-state transitions in depression, led by expert Dr. Conor Liston.
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Windsor Mental Health Experts Urge Help for News Stress
Mental health professionals in Windsor encourage residents to seek support when overwhelmed by stressful news, citing recent local incidents and global pressures.
Nova Scotia Opens Spring COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments
Nova Scotia health authorities have announced that spring COVID-19 vaccine appointments are now available for booking across the province, starting March 24, 2026.
Cold Medications: The Surprising Truth About Their Ineffectiveness
A critical look at over-the-counter cold medications reveals most offer minimal benefits with significant side effects, costing billions annually while failing to cure viral infections.
Essential Products to Combat Seasonal Allergies
Discover top-rated products like air purifiers, nasal sprays, and masks to alleviate pollen-induced symptoms such as itchy eyes and congestion for a smoother spring season.
Vatican Approves Animal Organ Transplants for Catholics
The Vatican has issued guidance permitting Catholics to receive organ transplants from animals, addressing ethical concerns and expanding medical options for the faithful.
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Ergonomic Solutions for Sedentary Work Back Pain
Experts reveal how ergonomic tools like standing desks and walking pads can alleviate back pain caused by prolonged sitting in American jobs, with tips from a chiropractor.
Lynch Syndrome: Hidden Genetic Risk for Colon Cancer
Lynch syndrome, a hereditary condition affecting 1 in 300 Americans, significantly increases cancer risk but remains largely unknown. Experts explain why awareness lags behind BRCA and how genetic testing can save lives.
Conversational Narcissism: When Chats Become About Them
Experts explain conversational narcissism, where dialogues turn into monologues. Learn the signs, from shift responses to one-upping, and why it often stems from insecurity rather than malice.
Meningitis Outbreak in England Sparks Vaccination Debate
A meningitis B outbreak in Kent, England, has infected 29 people and killed two university students, raising questions about vaccination policies and public health responses worldwide.
Quebec Clinics: Mandatory AI Tool Not Saving Time
Quebec clinics criticize the mandatory Navig AI tool for booking medical appointments, claiming it increases workload and compromises patient privacy instead of saving time as intended.
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Philips Leads European Medtech Patents, Tops Dutch Applicants
Royal Philips secured the top position among medical technology companies in the European Patent Office's 2025 Technology Dashboard, filing 1,289 applications and reinforcing its leadership in health innovation.
Pfizer-Valneva Lyme Vaccine Shows 73% Efficacy, Misses Key Goal
Pfizer and Valneva's Lyme disease vaccine demonstrated 73.2% efficacy in a late-stage study but narrowly missed a key statistical requirement, causing Valneva shares to plummet nearly 37%.
Alberta Shuts Down Lethbridge Overdose Prevention Site
The Alberta government has closed a key overdose prevention site in Lethbridge, sparking debate over public health strategies amid the ongoing opioid crisis.
Social Media Addiction Trial Jury Struggles to Find Consensus
The jury in a landmark U.S. trial over social media addiction has reported significant difficulty in reaching a unanimous decision, highlighting the complex legal and societal issues at stake.
Ottawa Man Dead After Homecare Closure; Air Canada Crash; Hit-and-Run
A tragic incident in Ottawa where a man died alone after his homecare file was closed, plus updates on an Air Canada crash and a hit-and-run that critically injured a crossing guard.
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COVID Boosters for High-Risk New Brunswickers This Spring
New Brunswick health authorities announce spring availability of COVID-19 vaccine boosters for vulnerable populations, emphasizing continued protection against evolving virus strains.
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