Calgary Expert Advocates for Permanent Standard Time
University of Calgary circadian rhythm expert Dr. Michael Antle argues permanent standard time aligns better with human physiology as Alberta considers ending biannual clock changes.
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Purple Day Gala Kicks Off Epilepsy Awareness Month
The Epilepsy Association of the Maritimes hosts its annual Purple Day Gala to raise awareness and funds, featuring key advocates and community support initiatives.
Alberta Triage Physician Role Stalled in Doctor-Province Dispute
The rollout of Alberta's triage liaison physician role faces delays as doctors and the provincial government clash over outdated ministerial orders and compensation concerns.
Alberta's Flu Season Among Deadliest, Data Shows
Alberta government data indicates the 2025-26 flu season was one of the deadliest in recent history, with thousands hospitalized, prompting renewed vaccination efforts.
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Aspen Targets Canadian Generic GLP-1 Approval by September
Africa's largest drugmaker, Aspen Pharmacare, expects regulatory approval for its generic version of semaglutide in Canada by September, capitalizing on the expiration of Novo Nordisk's Ozempic patent.
Five Suspected Overdoses Reported in Brantford on Feb. 27
Brantford authorities responded to five suspected overdoses on February 27, underscoring ongoing public health challenges. The incidents highlight the critical need for naloxone access and community support in combating the opioid epidemic.
AlayaCare AI Saves Home Care Agencies 80% Time and Costs
AlayaCare introduces AI-powered autonomous agents to streamline home care operations, reducing manual workload by up to 80% and enhancing caregiver efficiency with features like automated visit verification and care plan drafting.
Alberta's 2025-26 Flu Season Deadliest in Recent History
New data from the Alberta government shows the 2025-26 influenza season was the most lethal in recent memory, highlighting severe public health impacts.
Blind Athlete with Down Syndrome Publishes Un-Cookbook
A legally blind swimmer with Down syndrome overcomes adversity to publish an un-cookbook, inspiring others to break barriers in the kitchen and beyond.
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Toronto Won't Suspend Students Over Vaccine Records
Toronto Public Health announces it will not suspend students for incomplete immunization records this academic year, marking a shift in enforcement policy.
Alberta Budget 2026: Billions for Hospitals, Surgery
Alberta's provincial government announces Budget 2026 will allocate billions to enhance acute care, including hospital expansions and surgical services, pending legislative approval.
Windsor-Essex Youth Screen Time Crisis: Health Unit Responds
Local health authorities warn excessive screen time among Windsor-Essex youth leads to anxiety, depression, and sleep issues. A new student video challenge promotes balanced technology use through education rather than punishment.
41% of Canadians Not Getting Enough Sleep: Survey
A recent survey highlights that 41% of Canadians are not meeting recommended sleep levels, raising concerns about public health impacts and daily functioning.
Overdose Alert Issued by Grey Bruce Public Health
Grey Bruce Public Health has issued an urgent overdose alert following 19 reported incidents, highlighting a growing public health crisis in the region.
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Windsor-Essex Health Alert: 19 Overdoses Prompt Urgent Warning
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit has issued a public health alert following 19 reported overdoses, urging community vigilance and access to harm reduction resources.
Alberta Budget 2026 to Invest in Acute Care Improvements
The Alberta government announces significant acute care funding in Budget 2026, aiming to enhance healthcare services across the province if the budget passes.
Study Validates Cannabix-Omega Marijuana Breath Test Accuracy
A groundbreaking peer-reviewed study published in the Journal of Analytical Toxicology demonstrates the accuracy of Omega Laboratories' test method using Cannabix Technologies' breath collection unit for detecting recent marijuana use.
Stratford Man Runs 251 km for Wife with Terminal Cancer
A Stratford man is training to run 251 km from Stratford to Tobermory to support his wife, who is dealing with a palliative cancer diagnosis, showcasing a powerful story of love and endurance.
Toronto Drug Overdoses Up 50% Since Last January
Newly released city data indicates a sharp increase in drug overdoses across Toronto, with cases nearly doubling since January 2025, highlighting a growing public health crisis.
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Old Person Smell: Japanese Soap's Potential Solution
Aging brings a distinct odor caused by 2-nonenal. Dermatologists explain the phenomenon, and a Japanese persimmon soap offers a targeted approach to managing this natural scent.
Best Socks for Athlete's Foot: Expert Podiatrist Recommendations
Discover the top socks recommended by podiatrists to combat athlete's foot, featuring moisture-wicking materials like merino wool and bamboo for healing and prevention.
Tools and Tech for Seniors Aging in Place Safely
Experts highlight key products and strategies to support older adults living alone, from grab bars to meal delivery, ensuring safety and independence at home.
Amazon Wellness Products for Pain Relief and Comfort
Discover 38 highly-rated Amazon wellness products, from compression gloves to heated foot massagers, designed to alleviate pain, improve sleep, and enhance daily comfort. Always consult a doctor before starting any new treatment.
3M Canadians on GLP-1 Drugs Reshape Eating, Spending
A new survey reveals that approximately 3 million Canadian adults are now taking GLP-1 medications, leading to significant changes in dietary patterns and household expenditures across the nation.
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Canada's Stigma Erosion: Unintended Consequences of Progressive Policies
Analysis of how Canada's efforts to eliminate stigma around drug use and suicide have led to increased addiction rates and troubling expansions of assisted dying programs, with societal consequences.
Montreal Pilot Project Aids Unhoused Hospital Patients
A transitional housing initiative in Montreal provides private rooms and support for unhoused individuals discharged from hospitals, aiming to reduce repeat ER visits and help residents reconnect with society.
Windsor-Leamington Safety Plan for Mental Health, Substance Use
Windsor and Leamington introduce a new emergency response plan targeting mental health crises and substance use, involving WECHU and police to enhance community safety and support.
New Hallucinogenic Drug in B.C. Causes Severe Overdoses
A dangerous new drug has surfaced in British Columbia's streets, leading to hallucinations, vomiting, and ICU admissions after overdoses, highlighting the evolving toxic drug crisis.
Navigating Distressing News: Expert Coping Strategies
Health experts discuss effective ways to manage exposure to distressing news stories, offering practical coping mechanisms to protect mental well-being in today's media-saturated world.
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Measles Case at Spruce Grove Catholic School in Alberta
A confirmed measles case at St. Marguerite Catholic School in Spruce Grove has prompted health alerts and support measures for students and staff.
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