Measles Cases Increasing Worldwide, Health Units Advise Protection
Health units are issuing urgent advisories as measles cases surge globally, emphasizing the critical need for vaccination to prevent outbreaks and protect public health.
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Child Critically Injured in London, Ontario Parking Lot Incident
A young child sustained life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle in a London, Ontario parking lot. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragic incident.
Winnipeg Hospital Grey Listed by Nurses Union
The Manitoba Nurses Union has placed St. Boniface Hospital on a grey list, highlighting ongoing concerns over staffing and working conditions in Winnipeg's healthcare system.
Ice Candle Tradition Returns to Hospice Huntsville
The symbolic ice candle, a hollowed-out ice cylinder with a lit candle inside, has made its annual return to the front porch of Hospice Huntsville in Huntsville, Ontario, offering a beacon of hope and remembrance.
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Local Family Donates $1M to New Windsor-Essex Hospital
The Collavino family has donated $1 million to the new Fancsy Family Hospital in Windsor-Essex, supporting cardiac and cardio-pulmonary care with a new diagnostic lab.
Windsor Police Detail Mental Health Assessment Options
The Windsor Police Service has released detailed guidance on available pathways for mental health assessments when families are worried about loved ones, emphasizing community resources and proper procedures.
Understanding ALS: The Disease That Killed Actor Eric Dane
An in-depth look at Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), the progressive neurological condition that claimed the life of actor Eric Dane at age 53, exploring symptoms, causes, and current research.
Hospital System Closes Clinics After Ransomware Attack
A major U.S. hospital system has been forced to close all its clinics after a severe ransomware attack disrupted operations, highlighting growing cybersecurity threats to critical healthcare infrastructure.
Quebec GPs Pledge to Fast-Track Doctor Access for 180,000 Patients
Quebec's general practitioners federation commits to pairing 180,000 vulnerable patients with family doctors by March 2026, part of a larger initiative to register 500,000 patients by June.
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Newmarket House Fire: Woman Dead, Two Men Injured
A devastating house fire in Newmarket has resulted in one woman dead and two men hospitalized with injuries, as emergency crews responded to the tragic incident.
Dr. Joss Reimer Named Canada's Chief Public Health Officer
Dr. Joss Reimer has been officially appointed as Canada's new chief public health officer, bringing extensive experience from her previous roles in Manitoba's public health system.
Barrie Fire Leaves Woman Critical, Two Hospitalized
A residential fire in Barrie has left a woman in critical condition and two others hospitalized, with emergency services responding to the blaze amid ongoing investigations.
Virtual Partnership Targets Windsor-Essex Doctor Shortage
A new collaboration between UHC and ONHealth Alliance introduces ONRx, a free virtual platform designed to provide primary care access for approximately 40,000 residents without family physicians in Windsor-Essex.
Cold Showers vs. Hot: Dermatologist's Shower Guide
Discover why dermatologist Dr. Divya Shokeen recommends cold showers for skin and hair health, and learn the optimal shower duration and techniques to avoid damaging your skin's natural barrier.
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Calgary Rejects SCS Closure Without Replacement Plan
Calgary city council has twice declined to endorse Alberta's plan to close the Sheldon Chumir supervised consumption site, demanding clarity on alternatives. Health experts warn that closing without a plan risks abandoning vulnerable individuals and incre
Doctors Warn Against MAHA Misinformation in Healthcare
Health professionals caution against the Make America Healthy Again agenda's anti-science messaging, highlighting risks like measles outbreaks and providing guidance to identify MAHA-aligned doctors.
Guthrie Disappearance Spotlights Long-Distance Caregiver Fears
The suspected abduction of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, mother of Today host Savannah Guthrie, has exposed the anxieties faced by millions of long-distance caregivers. As elders increasingly live alone, families are turning to technology and community suppo
Cheese Crackers: A Hidden Cavity Culprit, Dentists Warn
Dentists warn that cheese snacks like Goldfish crackers and Cheez-Its are a top cause of cavities due to refined carbs and sticky residue, often surpassing candy in dental damage risks.
Best Skincare for Menopausal Skin: Dermatologist Picks
Discover the top-reviewed skincare products for menopause and post-menopause, including retinol, hydrating serums, and occlusive balms recommended by dermatologists to combat dryness, dullness, and breakouts.
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Rolflex Massager: Game-Changer for Wrist Pain Relief
A detailed review of the Rolflex arm and leg massager roller, exploring its effectiveness for carpal tunnel, tennis elbow, and muscle recovery, with expert insights and user testimonials.
$600K Grant Boosts Seniors Centre in Lakeshore
A $600,000 grant from the Trillium Foundation will support the expansion of a seniors centre in Lakeshore, enhancing services for older adults in Windsor-Essex.
Ottawa Dog Bite Reports and Charges Drop Since 2023
Reports of dog bites and attacks in Ottawa have decreased by nearly one-third over the past three years, with charges and muzzle orders also declining, according to city data.
B.C. Government Criticized for Health-Care Failings
The NDP government in British Columbia is under fire for health-care shortcomings, including ambulance paramedic strike threats and overdose deaths, as it presents a record $13.3 billion deficit budget.
Parents Appeal for Rethink on Autism Funding Cuts
Families in Vancouver are urging the government to reconsider changes to autism funding allocations, as the Opposition criticizes the new system while the minister claims more families will benefit.
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Alberta Destroys 700K Bottles of Children's Medicine
The Alberta government has destroyed its remaining stock of 700,000 bottles of children's pain and fever medication imported from Turkey, citing quality concerns.
B.C. Overdose Deaths Drop 21% but Crisis Persists
British Columbia's coroners service reports a significant 21% reduction in overdose fatalities last year, but officials emphasize the ongoing profound loss of life and the need for sustained intervention efforts.
Kelowna Woman in Kidney Failure During Liver Transplant Wait
Lyndsay Richholt, 42, faces acute kidney failure while awaiting a liver transplant due to autoimmune disease, prompting her MLA to call for urgent healthcare intervention.
Measles Exposure Advisory for Parkland County, Alberta
Alberta Health Services has issued a public health advisory for measles exposure across all of Parkland County. Residents are urged to check vaccination status.
Calgary MS Patient's Care Cut Without Warning
Philip Ash, a Calgary man with advanced multiple sclerosis, had his essential home care visits unexpectedly reduced from four to two daily without explanation, raising concerns about his ability to remain independent.
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Quebec Loses 1,000+ Doctors from Public Healthcare in 2025
A mass exodus of over 1,000 physicians from Quebec's public healthcare sector in 2025 is raising alarms, with advocates pointing to Bill 83 and chronic resource shortages as key drivers.
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