Michael J. Fox Slams Government on Parkinson's Funding
Actor Michael J. Fox expresses frustration over the Trump administration's silence on his plea for increased Parkinson's disease research funding, highlighting his foundation's efforts.
Category : Health
Sudbury Firefighters Get $300K Grant for Safety Gear Cleaning
The Ontario government has awarded Sudbury a $300,000 grant to purchase new decontamination equipment for firefighting gear, addressing the elevated cancer risks faced by firefighters through improved health and safety protocols.
Barrie Health Care Connect Adds New Doctors and Nurse Practitioners
Barrie residents seeking primary care can now access new family doctors and nurse practitioners through Health Care Connect, improving local healthcare availability and reducing wait times for medical services.
Security Officers Assaulted at Guelph Hospital
Three security officers were assaulted at Guelph General Hospital, highlighting ongoing safety concerns for healthcare workers in Ontario facilities.
Brazil's Lula to Have Cataract Surgery on One Eye
Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is scheduled for cataract surgery on one eye, as announced by his office. The procedure is routine and expected to be brief.
Calgary Police Add Stress Intervention Dog to Support Team
The Calgary Police Service has introduced a new four-legged member, Sadie, a stress intervention dog, to provide emotional support and wellness resources for officers and staff facing high-pressure situations.
Neuroarchitecture Creates Healing Spaces for Neurodivergent People
Leading design firms are embracing neuroarchitecture to create homes and workplaces that regulate the nervous system rather than overstimulate it, addressing rising rates of anxiety and ADHD.
Sask. Overdose Deaths Down in 2025, But Spike Last Month
Saskatchewan's coroner reports a decrease in overdose deaths for 2025, but a concerning spike occurred last month, highlighting ongoing public health challenges.
Macadamia Nut Recall in B.C., Alberta Over Salmonella
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall for macadamia nuts sold in British Columbia and Alberta due to potential Salmonella contamination, urging consumers to check their products.
Toronto Doctor Stripped of Licence for Patient Harm
An Ontario tribunal has revoked Dr. Ashwin Maharaj's medical licence after finding his misconduct caused significant harm to patients, highlighting regulatory oversight.
LGBTQ2S+ Canadians Struggle with Healthcare System Barriers
A new report highlights how LGBTQ2S+ individuals in Canada often encounter discrimination and inadequate care due to systemic gaps in healthcare provider training and institutional support.
At-Home COVID Tests: Smart Protection for Ongoing Virus
With COVID-19 still circulating alongside flu season, having reliable rapid tests at home is crucial. Discover a 28% off deal on FDA-authorized iHealth kits, plus expert tips on proper usage and comfort items for illness recovery.
New Measles Exposure Sites in Manitoba: Hospital, Children's Store
Public health authorities in Manitoba have announced additional locations where individuals may have been exposed to measles, including a Winnipeg hospital and a children's retail store, urging vigilance.
Bruce Willis Unaware of Dementia Diagnosis, Wife Says
Emma Heming Willis shares that Bruce Willis has anosognosia, a condition preventing awareness of his frontotemporal dementia, and discusses their family's journey.
B.C. Seniors Pay $300 for Shingles Vaccine Others Get Free
British Columbia seniors must pay over $300 for shingles vaccination while other provinces cover it publicly. Advocates argue this cost barrier harms health outcomes and increases long-term healthcare expenses.
Headache Danger Signs: When to Seek Immediate Medical Help
With over 39 million Americans affected by migraines, understanding when a headache requires emergency care is crucial. Yale headache specialist Dr. Christopher Gottschalk explains warning signs.
Best Moisturizers for Mature Skin: Expert Dermatologist Picks
Discover dermatologist-approved moisturizers for mature skin, featuring retinol, ceramides, and peptides to combat dryness, fine lines, and sagging. Expert tips from Dr. Mina Amin included.
Vulken Acusphere Massage Ball: Budget-Friendly Recovery
The Vulken Acusphere vibrating massage ball offers four vibration levels and textured design for targeted pain relief at a fraction of premium brand costs.
Ontario Hospitals Take Private Loans Despite Deficit Ban
Over 60% of Ontario hospitals operated in deficit in 2025, taking private bank loans and paying millions in interest despite provincial legislation requiring balanced budgets.
Quebec Muslims' Mental Health Worsens Since Mosque Attack
A psychiatrist warns that Islamophobia has intensified in Quebec since the 2017 mosque shooting, creating barriers to mental health support and worsening distress among Muslim communities.
U.S. Tariffs Impact Canadian Health: Drug Access, Food Prices
An analysis of how U.S. tariff-driven disruptions expose vulnerabilities in Canada's medical supply chains and affect the affordability of essential goods, impacting public health.
Blood Donations Needed After Weather Cancels Appointments
Canadian Blood Services issues an urgent call for donors across Canada after severe winter weather forced the cancellation of numerous blood collection appointments, threatening supply levels.
Daily Horoscope: January 29, 2026 Moon Alert and Forecast
Your daily horoscope for January 29, 2026, featuring a Moon Alert warning and detailed zodiac forecasts for all signs. Discover what the stars have in store for your communication, relationships, and personal growth today.
Montreal Senior Residence Fire: Woman Critical
A woman is in critical condition following a fire at a Montreal seniors' residence, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in elder care facilities across Canada.
London Man Rows Atlantic for Brain Tumour Research
Kyle Wills of London, Ontario will embark on a solo row across the Atlantic Ocean in December 2026 to raise funds and awareness for brain tumour research.
Scarborough Mall Walkers Celebrate 20 Years Together
A group of mall walkers in Toronto's Malvern neighborhood has turned a simple health routine into a two-decade-long bond, proving that community connections can thrive in unexpected places.
Carbon Monoxide Leak in Ottawa High-Rise Prompts Fire Response
Ottawa Fire Services swiftly responded to a hazardous carbon monoxide leak at a residential high-rise on Champagne Avenue in Centretown West, ensuring resident safety.
B.C. Massage Therapist Disciplined for Inappropriate Conduct
A Vancouver massage therapist has been found to have engaged in non-consensual physical contact with a female patient, according to a recent ruling by the provincial regulatory body.
Family Caregivers Cannot Do It Alone: System Must Step Up
A new documentary highlights the immense burden on family caregivers supporting loved ones with mental illness, exposing systemic flaws that leave them isolated and exhausted without adequate support.
Edmonton Senator Backs Ban on Sports Betting Ads
Senator Kristopher Wells joins 40 senators calling for a ban on sports betting ads, citing addiction risks and corruption threats to sports integrity.
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