The federal government has allocated $630,976 to support Alberta women's shelters addressing gender-based violence, as new data reveals alarming risks for survivors, including a 750% increased homicide risk after strangulation.
New research reveals living in walkable neighborhoods can significantly increase daily step counts by about 1,100 steps, with benefits sustained for months after relocation.
Ottawa saw a 45% decrease in overdose-related police calls in 2025, but emergency department visits spiked dramatically between May and September, with early 2026 showing concerning increases.
A leading health expert, Dr. Paul, highlights the widespread issue of insufficient sleep among teenagers and offers practical advice for parents to help improve their children's rest patterns.
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A pedestrian in Calgary has been hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in urban areas.
The Enserva STARS and Spurs Gala in Calgary is set to raise $1.7 million for the critical air ambulance service, highlighting community support for emergency medical transport across Alberta.
Four American nurses have left the United States to begin new lives on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, after being inspired by a grassroots social media campaign.
Sault Ste. Marie Fire Services reminds residents to test smoke and CO alarm batteries when clocks spring forward this weekend, emphasizing fire safety.
A therapeutic riding program in Ottawa is helping seniors enhance mental and physical resilience through interactions with horses, promoting well-being and community engagement.
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The Alzheimer Society of Windsor and Essex County partnered with St. Mark's by-the-Lake Anglican Church to host the first Chords & Connections event, blending music, memory, and fellowship for those affected by dementia.
A significant power outage at the Victoria General Hospital site of the QEII Health Sciences Centre in Halifax has disrupted services, leading to the transfer of some inpatients to other facilities.
A nurse shares her harrowing experience with endometrial cancer, from a watermelon-sized tumor to surgical menopause, highlighting the importance of self-advocacy and breaking stigma.
A senior blind banjo player has created an electronic device to improve the visibility of white canes, aiming to enhance pedestrian safety for visually impaired individuals.
Despite growing awareness, nearly half of Canadian women report feeling unprepared for perimenopause and menopause symptoms that impact work, health, and daily life during critical midlife years.
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The Ontario Review Board has removed a cannabis prohibition for Michael Stewart, a man found not criminally responsible for killing his mother, as a test of his ability to abstain despite his paranoid schizophrenia diagnosis.
British Columbia has permanently adopted daylight saving time, eliminating seasonal clock changes. Research shows this move improves mental health, reduces accidents, and increases productivity.
Experts reveal eight key lifestyle factors that may help lower dementia risk, including diet, sleep, social connections, and managing health conditions. While not guaranteed prevention, these habits support overall brain health.
Author Jowita Bydlowska discusses writing memoirs about addiction and relapse, arguing that sharing shame through personal stories allows readers to see themselves in others and judge themselves less harshly.
The City of Windsor is reintroducing its spay-and-neuter voucher initiative for cats, aiming to manage the feline population and promote responsible pet ownership through subsidized procedures.
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A Prince Edward Island mother is campaigning to modify the province's Community Treatment Order qualifications after the legal order rescued her son from a mental health crisis, sparking a push for broader accessibility and reform.
A comedy fundraiser in Ottawa brings together pros and amateurs to support the Ottawa Cancer Foundation, offering a night of laughter for a serious cause.
Twelve-year-old Maya Gebala, victim of the Tumbler Ridge shooting, has been removed from ventilator support and demonstrates significant neurological improvement according to her parents' updates from BC Children's Hospital.
The mother of a British Columbia mass shooting survivor provides an encouraging health update, revealing her daughter's breathing tube has been successfully removed after intensive care.
A public-private partnership at Western University is working to make HIV treatment more accessible worldwide, addressing disparities in healthcare delivery and research.
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A toxicologist testified that uncertainty remains about substances in Myles Gray's system during the investigation into his death, highlighting ongoing forensic challenges.
British Columbia Premier David Eby toured the mock-up center for the new Surrey hospital, marking a significant construction milestone for the major healthcare project.
British Columbia ends the biannual time change, sparking debate on health impacts. Explore the history from 1895 New Zealand to modern research on sleep and heart risks.
Dr. Vinay Prasad, the FDA's embattled vaccine chief, is leaving the agency for the second time in less than a year following high-profile disputes over vaccine and drug reviews.
Four American nurses have relocated to Vancouver Island, British Columbia, after being inspired by a grassroots social media campaign promoting opportunities in Canada's healthcare sector.
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British Columbia's move to permanent daylight time is criticized by experts and residents who argue it disrupts natural body clocks and endangers children's safety, advocating for standard time instead.
