CRA Updates Disability Tax Credit to Speed Applications
The Canada Revenue Agency announces updates to the Disability Tax Credit process, aiming to reduce wait times and simplify applications for Canadians with disabilities.
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B.C. specialist wait list grows 10% in one year
A new survey shows over 1.3 million British Columbians are waiting to see a specialist, a 10% increase from last year, with some specialists closing practices to new referrals.
Canada's Opioid Deaths Drop 26% but Officials Warn of More Work
Opioid deaths in Canada fell 26% from Oct 2024 to Sept 2025, with 5,724 deaths. Officials note progress but say much work remains as toxic drug alerts persist.
North Bay IPV Calls Surge by 120 in 2025
North Bay Police's Domestic Violence and Victim Support Unit responded to over 1,200 IPV calls in 2025, an increase of 120 from the previous year, highlighting a concerning trend.
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Egg-Freezing Costs Drive Women to Extreme Measures for Pregnancy
High egg-freezing costs push women to drastic steps like social media promos, RRSP withdrawals, or traveling abroad for cheaper procedures, an investigation finds.
One Arrested After Stabbing at Etobicoke Shelter
Toronto police have arrested one person after a stabbing at an Etobicoke shelter left a victim with minor injuries. The incident occurred early Wednesday morning.
When Does a Tyrannical Boss Become a Legal Liability?
Canadian courts clarify that demanding bosses are not inherently illegal, but crossing into humiliation or degradation can create legal liability for employers.
Alberta Pharmacists Fee Hike in New Deal
Alberta signs new agreement with pharmacists, increasing dispensing fees slightly. The deal aims to improve primary care access and support pharmacy services across the province.
Life on AISH Hard; UCP Government Makes It Worse
The UCP government's treatment of AISH recipients is contemptible, with complex rules and cuts pushing some to despair. A recent suicide highlights the crisis.
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Vancouver Police Warn Seniors of 'Blessing Scams' Costing Thousands
Vancouver police report a rise in 'blessing scams' targeting seniors this spring, with victims losing thousands of dollars in some cases.
Nova Scotia Health Issues Fifth Drug Alert in Two Weeks
Nova Scotia Health has issued its fifth drug alert in just two weeks, warning of a potent batch of crystal methamphetamine circulating in the province.
Woman Charged with Drunk Driving After Hit-and-Run Collision
A 46-year-old woman faces impaired driving charges after allegedly fleeing a hit-and-run crash on Windsor's east side, striking two parked vehicles.
Pakistan to Abolish 'Period Tax' After Legal Challenge
Pakistan moves to slash the 'period tax' after a legal challenge by two young lawyers, aiming to make sanitary products more accessible across Punjab.
Cyclist Hit by Car in Windsor, Minor Injuries
A 12-year-old boy sustained minor injuries after being struck by a motor vehicle while riding his bicycle out of an alley in Windsor. No charges were laid.
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Barrie Ride-Share Driver Charged in Sexual Assault Case
A Barrie ride-share driver faces charges after an alleged sexual assault of a passenger. Police urge other victims to come forward as investigation continues.
Quebec Suicide Prevention Strategy Gets $30M Boost
Quebec announces a $30 million extension to its suicide prevention strategy, aiming to enhance mental health support and reduce suicide rates across the province.
Holikme Dryer Vent Cleaner Kit: Essential for Safety
Cleaning your dryer vent regularly is crucial for safety and efficiency. The Holikme kit makes it easy with a drill-compatible brush that removes lint buildup, preventing fire hazards.
Ontario Families Struggle as Social Service Strike Continues
The strike by community and social service workers in Ontario enters its fourth week, closing facilities like Aptus Treatment Centre and straining families.
Alfredo Sauce Recalled Over Salmonella Risk
Federal health officials recall alfredo sauce distributed to dozens of states due to potential salmonella contamination from a dry milk powder ingredient.
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Anxiety Grows After Ottawa Supervised Consumption Sites Close
Days after Ottawa's supervised consumption sites closed, users report rising anxiety. The closures have left many without critical harm reduction services, raising public health concerns.
RBH Urges Federal Leadership Against Illicit Nicotine Products
Rothmans, Benson & Hedges calls for federal leadership to protect Canadians from illicit nicotine products, citing OTRU data and its successful online monitoring program that removed over 72,000 ads.
Parents Track Adult Children: Is It Actually Safer?
A new poll shows many parents track their adult children for peace of mind and emergencies, but experts question if it truly enhances safety.
Moncton Fire Vehicle Repurposed for Overdose Calls
The Moncton Fire Department has repurposed a vehicle to respond to surging overdose calls, aiming to provide faster medical assistance and reduce fatalities in the community.
CSA Tips to Protect Seniors from Fraud and Financial Abuse
The Canadian Securities Administrators warns seniors about rising fraud risks, urging them to name a Trusted Contact Person and verify investments to safeguard finances.
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Canadians Want More Babies Than They're Having
A new survey reveals Canadian women desire 1.97 children and men 2.13, but the actual fertility rate is just 1.25, highlighting a significant gap.
Staffing Shortage Closes Mission Memorial ER Overnight Sunday
Fraser Health announces emergency department closure at Mission Memorial Hospital from 5 p.m. Sunday to 8 a.m. Monday due to staffing issues, redirecting patients.
Boil Water Advisory Lifted in Chateauguay, Parts Still Affected
The boil water advisory for Chateauguay has been lifted, but surrounding areas remain under notice. Residents are advised to continue boiling water until further updates.
Beer Dropped by One-Third of Dieting Canadians: Study
A new study reveals 37% of Canadians trying to lose weight have cut beer, more than cocktails or wine. Wellness culture drives reduced drinking, especially among Gen Z.
Woman Critical After Being Struck on Ouellette Avenue
A pedestrian is in life-threatening condition after being hit by a vehicle on Ouellette Avenue in Windsor overnight. Police are investigating.
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Ottawa's Last Supervised Consumption Sites Close
Ottawa's final supervised consumption sites have shut down, marking a significant shift in the city's approach to drug policy and harm reduction.
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