MOVATI Guelph Celebrates 20 Years with $1.7M Makeover
MOVATI Athletic celebrates two decades in Guelph with a $1.7 million club transformation and special Open House event from January 22-25, 2026.
Category : Health
Philips Named Top 100 Global Innovator for 13th Year
Royal Philips has been recognized as a Clarivate Top 100 Global Innovator for the 13th consecutive year, ranking as the highest medical technology company on the 2026 list.
Immigration Crackdown Sparks Healthcare Crisis in Minnesota
Minnesota hospitals report widespread fear as immigration enforcement disrupts medical care, with patients avoiding clinics and staff facing intimidation from federal agents.
Alberta NDP Urges State of Emergency for Hospitals
Alberta NDP Leader Naheed Nenshi calls for a state of emergency declaration as hospitals face severe overcrowding, following reports of preventable deaths and unsafe conditions.
Calgary Hospital Expansion Adds 97 New Beds
A $151-million expansion at Calgary's Peter Lougheed Centre has officially added 97 new beds, including 28 emergency department beds, as part of Alberta's healthcare infrastructure investments.
Alberta ER Crisis: Doctors Reveal Daily Horrors
Emergency room physicians in Alberta are breaking through privacy barriers to expose systemic failures, as government announces hospital expansions while patients face dangerous conditions.
Alberta ER Crisis: A Personal Account of Healthcare Woes
Postmedia columnist Rick Bell shares his firsthand emergency room ordeal in Calgary, revealing systemic failures and calling for Premier Danielle Smith's intervention.
BC Teen Dies on Australian Beach Surrounded by Dingoes
The family of 19-year-old Piper James from Campbell River, BC, is grieving after she was found dead on K'gari beach in Australia, surrounded by wild dingoes.
Halifax Expands 24/7 Crisis Care Alternative to Police
Dartmouth's crisis response service now offers round-the-clock mental health support, providing a crucial alternative to police intervention in Halifax.
Canada Mandates Food Warning Labels for Health
New Canadian regulations require clear front-of-package nutrition warnings on foods high in saturated fat, sugars, or sodium starting January 2026 to help consumers make healthier choices.
Elderly Pedestrian Hit in New Westminster, Police Say
An elderly pedestrian was struck by a vehicle in New Westminster, according to local police. Authorities are investigating the incident, which highlights ongoing road safety concerns for vulnerable residents.
Ottawa Woman Waits 3 Hours for Ambulance with Broken Legs
An Ottawa woman faced a critical three-hour delay for emergency medical transport after suffering two broken legs in a fall, highlighting potential strains on ambulance services.
Infrastructure Insufficient to Save Healthcare: ER Doctor
An Edmonton emergency room physician argues that new infrastructure alone cannot resolve Alberta's healthcare system failures, as the minister disputes ER death reports.
Regina Group Removes 2,600+ Hazardous Items in 2025
White Pony Lodge conducted 31 patrols in Regina last year, collecting over 1,200 syringes and more than 2,600 total hazardous items from city streets.
Alberta NDP Calls for Emergency Session on Hospital Crisis
Alberta's Opposition NDP urges Premier Danielle Smith to reconvene the legislature following reports linking emergency room delays to at least six patient deaths.
AAP Revises Screen Time Policy, Targets Tech Giants
The American Academy of Pediatrics updates its screen time guidelines, emphasizing shared responsibility among tech companies, government, and families for children's digital well-being.
Alberta ER Wait Times Spotlight as UCP, NDP to Speak
The Alberta government's plan to expand emergency capacity at multiple hospitals faces criticism over timing and intent, with UCP and NDP officials set to debate the issue amid ongoing concerns about ER wait times.
Canadian Seniors' Optimism Drops as Loneliness Persists: Survey
A new national survey indicates older adults in Canada are feeling less hopeful about aging due to increasing social isolation and loneliness, highlighting a critical public health concern.
U of C expert: Youth screen time a growing problem
A University of Calgary researcher, part of a key AAP policy update, says digital risks for kids now outweigh benefits, calling for a community-wide 'all hands on deck' approach.
Survey: Canadian seniors' optimism about aging sharply declines
A new survey shows a significant drop in optimism about aging among older adults in Canada. Discover the key findings and what it means for senior health and public policy.
Montreal study finds increased screen time has positive impacts
A new study reveals adult screen time is up in Montreal, with a majority reporting positive effects on work, learning, and connection. Discover the surprising data and what it means for digital life in 2026.
Montreal adults' screen time rises sharply, study finds
A new Montreal public health study shows a significant rise in intensive screen use among adults, highlighting a growing issue beyond just youth. Learn the key findings and impacts.
Jody Wilson-Raybould starts breast cancer treatment
Former Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould announces she is starting treatment for breast cancer. The author and ex-MP vows to continue her work, including a leadership book co-authored with Roshan Danesh.
Coping with Seasonal Stress Beyond Blue Monday
While Blue Monday is dubbed the year's most depressing day, experts offer practical ways to manage seasonal stress and improve mental well-being throughout the winter.
Vancouver DTES cleanup collects 26,700 needles in 2025
A city-funded street cleaning program in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside gathered 26,700 used needles and 17,400 bags of litter in 2025. The $3 million contract with Mission Possible is recommended to continue.
Ex-Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould Starts Breast Cancer Treatment
Former Canadian Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould has announced she is starting treatment for breast cancer. Get the latest details on her health journey and career.
North York pool chemical mishap under investigation
Ontario's Ministry of Labour is investigating a chemical hazard at a North York condo pool. Eight people were sent to hospital, but no serious injuries reported. Get the latest details.
New Brain Surgery Device Unveiled at Winnipeg's HSC
Winnipeg's Health Sciences Centre reveals groundbreaking, minimally invasive neurosurgery equipment for brain tumour patients, marking a major advancement in Manitoba healthcare.
Windsor runner shares 'Be Bold, Start Cold' winter tip
A Windsor athlete shares essential advice for running in Canadian winter weather. Learn how to stay safe and motivated outdoors during the cold months.
Documents Detail Deaths, Near Misses in Alberta Hospitals
Internal documents expose 'death zones' in Alberta hospitals, detailing patient fatalities and close calls. Read the investigation into systemic healthcare risks.
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