Western University Partnership Targets Global HIV Treatment Equity
A public-private partnership at Western University is working to make HIV treatment more accessible worldwide, addressing disparities in healthcare delivery and research.
Category : Health
Uncertainty Over Myles Gray's Substances Persists: Toxicologist
A toxicologist testified that uncertainty remains about substances in Myles Gray's system during the investigation into his death, highlighting ongoing forensic challenges.
Surrey Hospital Construction Milestone Reached with Premier Tour
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.
Daylight Saving Time Ends in BC: Health and History
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.
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FDA Vaccine Chief Vinay Prasad Departs Again Amid Controversy
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.
US Nurses Move to Vancouver Island via TikTok
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.
B.C.'s Permanent Daylight Time Decision Faces Criticism
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.
N.B. Reviews Nursing Home Safety After Assault Arrest
The New Brunswick government announces a comprehensive review of safety and security protocols at nursing homes following a recent sexual assault arrest, aiming to enhance protections for vulnerable residents.
Kitchener Council Focuses on Food Safety as Restaurants Multiply
Regional council in Kitchener is intensifying food safety oversight as new restaurants open rapidly, ensuring public health standards keep pace with growth.
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Quebec Measles Outbreak Over, Canada Cases Rise
Quebec's measles outbreak has ended, but cases persist across Canada, with over 339 reported in 2026. Public health officials warn of declining vaccination rates and loss of elimination status.
Lethbridge Overdose Deaths Drop, No Single Cause: Expert
Lethbridge reports just 11 drug overdose deaths in first 11 months of 2025, a dramatic decline from previous years. University of Lethbridge instructor cautions against attributing drop solely to Alberta's recovery model.
Portable MRI Transforms Brain Surgery at LHSC
A new portable MRI machine at London Health Sciences Centre is revolutionizing brain surgery, enabling more precise procedures and expanding treatment possibilities, with Dr. Neil Duggal highlighting its extensive potential.
Measles Exposure Alert at Oshawa Urgent Care
Public health officials warn of possible measles exposure at an Oshawa-area urgent care facility and emergency waiting room, urging vigilance and vaccination checks.
Regina Urgent Care Centre Hours Reduced This Weekend
The Regina Urgent Care Centre at 1320 Albert Street will operate on reduced hours this weekend, impacting local healthcare access. Patients are advised to plan accordingly.
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New Mental Health Screening Tool Launched by Kootenay Police
Police in British Columbia's Kootenay region have implemented a new mental health screening tool designed to enhance officer response during crisis situations and improve outcomes for individuals experiencing mental health emergencies.
Sisters of St. Martha End 120 Years of Healthcare Service
The Sisters of St. Martha are concluding their 120-year healthcare mission in Nova Scotia, marking the end of a significant era in regional medical service and community care.
Kidney Disease Leads Toronto's Fastest Growing Chronic Conditions
A new study projects kidney disease and failure as Toronto's fastest growing chronic condition by 2040, with hearing loss, Crohn's and colitis, cancer, and dementia also rising sharply.
Calgary Women's Health Symposium 2026: Education & Advocacy
The 2nd Annual Women's Health Symposium in Calgary offers free expert sessions on women's health topics, interactive booths, and a documentary screening on perimenopause, celebrating International Women's Day.
Bret Hart Teams Up with Prostate Cancer Centre for Calgary Event
Legendary wrestler Bret Hart is collaborating with the Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre for a special men's health event at Sunridge Mall. Men aged 40-70 can receive free PSA testing and priority access to meet Hart, promoting early detection of prostate ca
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Menopause: Silent Career Disruptor for Women
A new report reveals how menopause symptoms like hot flashes and brain fog are impacting women's work performance, with calls for better workplace support and policies.
Nova Scotia Woman Faces 'Zero Support' in Lymphoedema Diagnosis
Erica Fleck shares her difficult journey with lymphoedema, highlighting systemic gaps in healthcare support and the critical role of manual lymphatic drainage therapy in managing the condition.
Measles Exposure Alert at Wetaskiwin Hospital in Alberta
Alberta Health Services issued a public alert for potential measles exposures at Wetaskiwin Hospital on March 1 and 2. Individuals born after 1970 with insufficient vaccination are urged to monitor symptoms and review immunization records.
P.E.I. Announces Funding for Women and Girls' Projects
The Prince Edward Island government has unveiled new funding initiatives aimed at empowering women and girls through community projects and support programs.
Manitoba Rescue Pairs Seniors with Cats to Fight Loneliness
A Manitoba animal rescue is launching a program to match seniors with feline companions, aiming to reduce loneliness and improve mental health through pet adoption.
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New Brunswick Doctor: Medical Paperwork Up 90%
Dr. Mary Ann Bramstrup highlights a 90% increase in administrative tasks, impacting patient care and physician workload in New Brunswick's healthcare system.
Boil Water Advisory Issued for Virden, Manitoba
A boil water advisory has been officially issued for Virden, Manitoba, urging residents to boil tap water before consumption due to potential contamination risks.
Women's Day Must Spark Real Action to Remove Equality Barriers
National Council of Women of Canada president Penny Rankin emphasizes that International Women's Day should be a catalyst for tangible progress, not just celebratory posts, as barriers like pay gaps and discrimination persist.
Vancouver Women's Day March Expects Record 2026 Turnout
The Vancouver Women's Day Association prepares for its fourth annual International Women's Day March on March 8, 2026, expecting the largest participation yet with events focused on gender equality and community solidarity.
London Councillor Seeks Ban on Publicly Funded Drug Pipes
Councillor Susan Stevenson advocates for prohibiting municipally-funded groups from distributing safe-use drug pipes in downtown areas, sparking debate on harm reduction policies.
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Calgary's $58M Domestic Violence Crisis: Prevention Saves Millions
A new report reveals male-perpetrated domestic violence costs Calgary $58 million annually, with 90% borne by taxpayers. Early intervention programs could reduce violence by 40% and save nearly $100 million over five years.
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