Coroner Probes Death in Montreal West Power Outage Wellness Check
A coroner is investigating the death of a woman discovered during a wellness check amid a power failure in Montreal West, raising questions about emergency response protocols.
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Best Inversion Tables in Canada for 2026
Discover the leading inversion tables available in Canada for 2026, including key features, benefits, and where to purchase them for optimal back health and fitness.
Therapists Address Mental Health Fallout from ICE Shooting
Following the shooting of Renee Nicole Good, therapists report rising cases of political trauma among those who warned of dangers. Experts discuss isolation, anger, and strategies for mental health care in turbulent times.
Pizza Pops Recall Expands Due to E. coli Risk
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has expanded its recall of Pizza Pops products due to potential E. coli O26 contamination, affecting multiple flavors and packaging types across Canada.
Albumin Protein Fights Deadly Black Fungus Infection
A groundbreaking study reveals albumin, the most abundant blood protein, serves as a powerful defense against mucormycosis, offering new therapeutic possibilities for this often-fatal fungal disease.
B.C. Court: ICBC Psilocybin Coverage Needs Health Canada OK
The B.C. Court of Appeal has overturned part of a $1.4M award, stating ICBC must only cover psilocybin treatment if the victim obtains federal authorization, highlighting legal complexities in alternative medicine coverage.
B.C. Teen Survives Rare Avian Flu After Medical Battle
A 13-year-old British Columbia girl became Canada's first locally-acquired avian influenza case in 2024, surviving against 50% mortality odds through advanced medical intervention at B.C. Children's Hospital.
Hospital Overcrowding Forces Patients into Unconventional Spaces
Patients in Ontario hospitals are being treated in converted ambulance bays and hallways due to severe overcrowding, raising concerns about privacy, infection control, and patient dignity.
Woman Found Dead in Montreal West During Power Outage
A 66-year-old woman was discovered deceased in her Montreal West apartment during wellness checks following a prolonged power outage. Police confirm no criminal activity suspected.
Winter Dry Eyes: Expert Tips and Product Guide
Ophthalmologist Dr. Diane Hilal-Campo shares effective strategies and product recommendations to relieve dry eye symptoms exacerbated by winter conditions.
Doctors Stick to Science Over U.S. Vaccine Recommendations
Medical professionals in Canada are emphasizing evidence-based practices, choosing to follow established scientific protocols rather than recent U.S. federal vaccine recommendations.
Pizza Pops Recall Expands Due to E. coli Risk
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has expanded a recall for multiple Pillsbury Pizza Pops varieties, including three-cheese and pepperoni, over potential E. coli O26 contamination.
Runners Flock to Rideau Canal Skateway for Winter Workouts
Ottawa runners are discovering the Rideau Canal Skateway's walking lanes offer a safer, smoother winter running experience free from black ice and snowbanks.
SUNshine Girl Aditi: Surgeon & Model in Toronto
Aditi, featured as a SUNshine Girl, is a maxillofacial surgeon who pursues modelling and acting in her spare time, emphasizing fitness and swimming for wellness.
B.C. Court Overturns Psilocybin Treatment Award
The British Columbia Court of Appeal has reversed a $35,000 compensation award for psilocybin therapy, marking a significant legal decision on alternative medicine coverage in Canada.
WHO Chief: U.S. Withdrawal Reasons Untrue, World Less Safe
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus pushes back on U.S. claims, calling them false and warning that the withdrawal endangers global health security.
Man Dies in La Pêche Fire, Investigation Continues
A man lost his life in a devastating house fire in La Pêche township. Authorities are investigating the cause as the victim awaits identification.
Alberta ER Wait Times Fuel Frustration Amid Hospital Strain
Emergency room delays and hospital overcrowding in Alberta highlight systemic healthcare pressures affecting patients across Canada, with residents facing prolonged waits for urgent care.
Women Accept Painful Sex as Normal: Breaking the Cycle
A new book explores why women often view sexual pain as inevitable, tracing cultural and medical factors that normalize discomfort while advocating for pleasure-focused approaches.
Alberta ER Waits Fuel Healthcare Worry Across Canada
Extended emergency room wait times and hospital overcrowding in Alberta highlight systemic healthcare pressures affecting provinces nationwide, raising public alarm.
Afternoon Sugar Snacks May Increase Dementia Risk
New research reveals how afternoon sugary snacks can spike blood sugar, potentially increasing dementia risk. Experts explain the connection and offer healthier alternatives.
Hidden Sleep Disorder Symptoms You Might Be Missing
From gasping for air to sleep eating, discover eight nighttime symptoms that could indicate serious sleep disorders affecting millions, with expert insights on when to consult a doctor.
Ballet Dancers' Foot Care Secrets for Pain Relief
Professional ballet dancers share their essential foot care routines featuring arnica gel, percussive massage guns, Epsom salts, and compression boots to soothe sore feet.
Wedge Pillow Sale for Sleep Apnea and Breathing Relief
A supportive wedge pillow on sale at Amazon may help with sleep apnea symptoms, acid reflux, and GERD. Medical experts recommend elevated sleeping positions for better respiration.
Penguin Walk: Prevent Icy Falls This Winter
Learn the 'penguin walk' technique and other expert-backed strategies to navigate icy sidewalks safely and reduce the risk of painful winter falls requiring medical care.
Fight Winter Blues with Exercise: Mood-Boosting Tips
Discover how physical activity and outdoor time can alleviate seasonal depression and improve mental health during Canada's long winter months.
Calgary Town Hall Raises Health-Care Concerns Over Delays
A town hall meeting in Calgary addressed urgent health-care issues, with residents and experts warning that systemic delays often lead to critical outcomes being 'too late' for intervention.
Sound Bathing: Edmonton's New Relaxation Trend
Sound bathing is emerging as a popular relaxation method among Edmontonians, with practitioners like Marcus Fung creating immersive auditory experiences to reduce stress and promote wellness.
Regina Urgent Care Cuts Sunday Hours Temporarily
The Regina Urgent Care Centre will operate on reduced hours this Sunday due to staffing challenges and extreme winter conditions affecting healthcare services across Saskatchewan.
Montreal Homeless Thankful for More Warming Centre Spaces
Homeless individuals in Montreal are expressing appreciation as the city increases capacity at warming centres to provide critical refuge during a severe cold snap with dangerously low temperatures.
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