Free Hepatitis A Vaccines for Peguis First Nation
Public health officials are providing free hepatitis A vaccinations to eligible residents of Peguis First Nation in Manitoba, aiming to prevent outbreaks and protect community health.
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Anti-Immigrant Bullying Crisis Grows as ICE Activity Intensifies
A heartbreaking viral video of a 12-year-old boy harassed with anti-immigrant comments on a soccer field reveals a growing crisis of bullying against immigrant children, exacerbated by intensified ICE enforcement near schools and rising deportation fears.
Alberta ER Doctor Shifts Delayed in Government Talks
Emergency room doctor shifts in Alberta are experiencing delays as ongoing discussions between the provincial government and physicians continue, impacting healthcare delivery.
Parasite in Water Forces Healthcare Evacuation at Kashechewan
A parasite discovered in the drinking water supply of Kashechewan First Nation is causing medical staff evacuations, following earlier failures at the treatment plant.
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Smaller Meals May Boost Brain Health After 40
New research suggests eating multiple smaller meals after age 40 may improve cognition and memory. Dietitians explain the benefits and how to personalize your approach.
Avoid 'Desk Shrimping' for Better Health and Productivity
Learn how the common 'desk shrimp' posture harms your body and mind, from back pain to digestion issues, and discover expert tips to improve your workspace ergonomics.
Best Leakproof Underwear: Knix, Thinx, Amazon
Explore top-rated leakproof underwear from Knix, Thinx, and Amazon for managing incontinence, sweat, or menstruation. Find styles from thongs to postpartum briefs.
Calgary Committee Symbolic Vote on Consumption Site
A Calgary committee is set to make a symbolic vote regarding the potential closure of the Safeworks supervised consumption site at the Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre, reigniting debates on public health and addiction services in the city.
MAID Expansion Warning After Young Man's Death in Vancouver
Amy Hamm argues Canada's MAID program is on a dangerous slippery slope following the death of 26-year-old Kiano Vafaeian in Vancouver, with mental illness eligibility looming.
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Regina Senior Games Mark 17 Years with Olympic Theme
Residents of Regina's College Park 1 community gathered for the 17th annual Senior Games, featuring an Olympic-themed day of activities for 150 participants.
Kashechewan Water Crisis Forces Medical Staff Evacuation
A parasite discovered in Kashechewan's water supply is prompting the evacuation of medical staff, following earlier treatment plant failures, highlighting ongoing infrastructure challenges.
Calgary's Chumir Consumption Site Under Threat Again
The supervised consumption site at Calgary's Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre faces potential closure once more, reigniting debates about harm reduction and public health in Alberta's largest city.
Moncton Fire Hospitalizes Person, Crews Respond
A residential fire in Moncton, New Brunswick, has resulted in one person being hospitalized. Emergency crews responded to the incident on February 2, 2026, with the cause under investigation.
Winnipeg Mother Dies After ER Visit; Family Cites Misdiagnosis
A Winnipeg family is grieving after their mother passed away following a visit to St. Boniface Hospital's emergency room, with relatives asserting that a potential misdiagnosis played a role in her tragic death.
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Alberta Dental Association Names Dr. Carol Martin as 2026 President
Dr. Carol Martin, a rural dentist from Beaverlodge, becomes President of the Alberta Dental Association, focusing on access to care and oral health education.
Calgary Inquiry Examines Death After COVID Vaccines
A Calgary family seeks answers as a fatality inquiry examines whether COVID-19 vaccines contributed to a man's death from capillary leak syndrome months after vaccination.
Heart Disease Risk Gap Between Men and Women Widens in Mid-30s
New research indicates men's cardiovascular disease risk accelerates faster than women's by their mid-30s, prompting calls for earlier preventive healthcare.
New Breast Cancer Screening Equipment at Temiskaming Hospital
Temiskaming Shores hospital opens a new mammography suite to improve breast cancer detection, addressing a disease that claimed 5,400 Canadian women's lives in 2025.
Edmonton Chef Returns to Kitchen for Life-Saving Program
Brad Smoliak, a chef from Edmonton, is giving back to the addiction recovery program that helped save his life by assisting with a perogy fundraiser for Little Don'ya.
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P.E.I. Mental Health Line Gets 11K+ Calls in 2025
A new report reveals Prince Edward Island's mental health and addictions support line fielded more than 11,000 calls in 2025, highlighting ongoing demand for services.
N.B. Primary Care Waitlist Grows by 40,000
New Brunswick's primary care provider waitlist has increased by 40,000 patients year-over-year, highlighting ongoing healthcare access challenges in the province.
Ottawa Heart Institute Marks Heart Month with Awareness Campaigns
The University of Ottawa Heart Institute is spearheading Heart Month activities across Canada, promoting cardiovascular health awareness and preventive care initiatives throughout February 2026.
Windsor Urges 'Dry(er) February' as Alcohol ER Visits Spike
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit advocates for reduced alcohol consumption this February, highlighting a concerning increase in emergency room visits linked to drinking.
Stephen Beckta Transforms Food at Ottawa Hospital
Acclaimed Ottawa restaurateur Stephen Beckta is revolutionizing patient meals at The Ottawa Hospital, replacing processed foods with fresh, nutrient-rich dishes as part of a 'food as medicine' approach.
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Windsor Facial Hair Campaign Raises $375K for Cancer Care
The Grow On Windsor 2025 fundraising campaign generated over $375,000 for cancer care through community members growing beards and mustaches, demonstrating strong local support.
Quebec Suicide Rates Drop, But Some Regions Still Struggle
New data reveals a decrease in suicide rates across Quebec, though certain areas continue to experience high incidence, highlighting ongoing mental health challenges.
Ottawa Students Suspended for Outdated Vaccinations
Ottawa Public Health issues suspension notices to students with incomplete immunization records, enforcing school vaccination policies to protect public health.
Vancouverite Rows Atlantic for Brain Cancer Awareness
Kyle Wills, a Vancouver resident, plans to row 5,000 km solo across the Atlantic Ocean to raise awareness for brain cancer, inspired by a friend's diagnosis.
Fatal Leamington Fire Triggers Police Investigation
A person has died in a residential fire in Leamington, Ontario, prompting an investigation by Ontario Provincial Police and the Fire Marshal's office.
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A woman born during the 'baby scoop era' discovers her original birth certificate after Minnesota law changes, revealing genetic links to borderline personality disorder and healing generational wounds.
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