Boil-Water Advisory for West Island and St-Laurent in Montreal
A boil-water advisory affects approximately 200 addresses across Dollard-des-Ormeaux, Dorval, Pointe-Claire, and St-Laurent due to water system maintenance.
Category : Health
Sudbury Hospital Expansion Planning Approved by Ontario
Health Sciences North in Sudbury has received provincial approval to begin planning a significant expansion on its current site, addressing critical healthcare needs in Northern Ontario.
Family Health Teams in Ontario Hit by Staffing Crisis from Wage Freeze
Family Health Teams across Ontario are experiencing a critical staffing shortage as nurses and pharmacists earn significantly less than hospital counterparts after five years of wage freezes, threatening healthcare access.
Calgary Teen Overcomes 13 Blood Clots, Named Hospital Champion
13-year-old Uday Chauhan has been named the 2026 Champion by the Alberta Children's Hospital Foundation after surviving a harrowing medical ordeal involving thirteen blood clots.
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One Dead in Minto Fire, Emergency Crews Respond
A tragic fire in Minto has claimed one life, with firefighters and police swiftly responding to the emergency. The incident highlights ongoing community safety concerns.
Timmins Symposium Advances Rural Acute Care
Physicians gathered in Timmins for the first in-person rural medicine symposium since COVID-19, focusing on improving acute care delivery in Northern Ontario's remote communities.
Father's Theft Addiction: How Shoplifting Shaped My Life
A personal account of growing up with a father addicted to shoplifting, how it led to a cycle of theft in adulthood, and the journey toward healing and self-acceptance.
Adult Tummy Time: Trend Fights Tech Neck and Back Pain
A growing wellness trend sees adults adopting 'tummy time' to combat the physical toll of prolonged sitting and screen use. Experts explain how this simple practice can improve posture, relieve pain, and enhance mobility.
High-Functioning Depression: The Hidden Struggle Behind Success
High-functioning depression often goes unnoticed as individuals maintain productivity while hiding inner turmoil. Experts reveal signs like lack of joy and emotional flatness, emphasizing the importance of seeking professional help.
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Toxic Bosses: Anxiety Signs and Coping Strategies
A toxic boss can severely impact mental and physical health through chronic anxiety. Experts outline eight key symptoms and provide actionable advice for mitigation and recovery.
Music Linked to 39% Lower Dementia Risk in Older Adults
A new study reveals that older adults who regularly listen to or play music have significantly reduced risks of dementia and cognitive impairment, offering a simple, enjoyable protective strategy.
Router Lights Disrupt Sleep, Stickers Offer Dark Solution
The small LED lights on WiFi routers and other bedroom electronics can interfere with sleep quality by emitting disruptive white and blue light. Experts recommend using affordable adhesive stickers to dim or block these lights for better rest.
Physical Therapist-Recommended Products for Sciatica Relief
Discover physical therapist-recommended products for treating lower back pain and sciatica, including braces, foam rollers, and massage tools, with expert insights on managing this common condition.
Fitness Before Knee Surgery Speeds Return to Activity
New research reveals that preoperative fitness levels significantly influence recovery after knee replacement surgery. Patients who maintain activity before surgery are more likely to resume sports within 12 weeks.
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Doctor Debunks 3 Common Heart Health Myths
Family physician Dr. Vera Kohut dispels widespread misconceptions about heart disease and provides actionable steps to improve cardiovascular health, emphasizing prevention and evidence-based practices.
P.E.I. Toddler Learns Prosthetic Arm Use via War Amps
Two-year-old Tommy Darrach quickly adapts to a new prosthetic arm, supported by the War Amps program, showcasing resilience and advanced pediatric care in Prince Edward Island.
Unidentified Narcotic Tied to Overdoses in Downtown Toronto
Toronto police are investigating a series of overdoses linked to an unknown narcotic in the downtown core, warning the public of potential dangers as cases rise.
Ophthalmologist's Critical Warning About Contact Lenses
An eye specialist reveals the dangerous habit that could lead to severe eye damage or even loss of vision, plus essential protective measures everyone should know.
Montreal's Forgotten Neurosurgery Pioneer Deserves Recognition
While Wilder Penfield became a legend, his colleague William Cone co-founded the Montreal Neurological Institute and made groundbreaking contributions that have been largely forgotten. A new book argues it's time to honor this unsung medical hero.
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Cannabis Use Linked to Higher Anxiety and Depression in Canada
A new Canadian study finds a concerning correlation between increasing cannabis consumption and rising rates of anxiety and depression across the nation, highlighting significant public health implications.
Cancer Survivor Celebrates 60th Birthday After Deferred Joy
A dentist and cancer survivor shares her journey of postponing her 60th birthday party due to health scares, only to reclaim her joy years later with a celebration of resilience and self-worth.
Why Men Stay Silent: The Bystander Effect in Social Situations
A deep dive into why bystanders, especially men, often fail to intervene in uncomfortable social encounters, exploring psychological factors, gender norms, and strategies for change.
Saskatoon Man Finds Relief from Rare Sunlight Skin Disorder
Kris Kinar, diagnosed with erythropoietic protoporphyria, describes lifelong pain from sunlight exposure and his breakthrough treatment through a U.S. clinical trial that changed his life.
Canada's Cannabis Legalization: Health Consequences Study
Since Canada legalized recreational cannabis in 2018, rising health issues like cannabis hyperemesis syndrome and psychosis in youth highlight unintended consequences, with studies showing increased risks and higher THC concentrations.
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Penguin Walk: How to Avoid Slipping on Ice This Winter
Experts reveal the penguin walk technique to prevent dangerous falls on icy surfaces, along with essential winter safety tips to stay injury-free.
Dear Abby: Concern Over Relatives' Excessive Pot Use
A reader writes to Dear Abby expressing worry about adult relatives who smoked five to seven joints daily during a visit, exhibiting anxiety and driving under the influence, sparking a debate on responsible use.
Cannabis Use Tied to Higher Anxiety, Depression: Study
New research indicates a significant correlation between increased cannabis consumption and elevated rates of anxiety and depression, raising public health concerns.
Mental Health Program for Spouses of Canadian Veterans Launches
Wounded Warriors Canada introduces a spousal resiliency initiative aimed at providing mental health support to the partners of veterans, addressing a critical gap in care.
Virtual Hallway Cuts Patient Wait Times with 50 Specialties
Virtual Hallway, launched five years ago in Nova Scotia for psychiatry, now serves 50 medical specialties across six provinces, significantly speeding up referrals and reducing patient delays.
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Canada's Drug Agency Denies Public Alzheimer's Drug Funding
Canada's Drug Agency has ruled against public funding for lecanemab, a new Alzheimer's drug, limiting access for patients despite its potential to slow disease progression.
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