Pregnant women in rural New Brunswick are raising alarms after local hospitals suspended birthing services, highlighting accessibility and safety concerns for expectant mothers in remote areas.
The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta has formally reprimanded a Calgary doctor for serious professional misconduct involving the manipulation and exploitation of a vulnerable patient under his care.
Ottawa has hired Danielle Vernooy, a former CHEO project manager, as its primary care recruitment ambassador to address the city's doctor shortage. Mayor Mark Sutcliffe announced the appointment as part of a broader strategy to improve healthcare access.
WindsorNewsHDGH has been honored as one of Southwestern Ontario's Top Employers for 2026, highlighting its commitment to workplace excellence and employee well-being in the healthcare sector.
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A British Columbia man from Keremeos is suing the Interior Health authority after his leg was amputated following repeated emergency room visits where doctors allegedly misdiagnosed a blocked artery as frostbite or gout.
A Queensway Carleton Hospital initiative has successfully connected nearly 230 newborns to primary care physicians since January, addressing a critical gap in healthcare access for infants in Ottawa.
The Saskatoon Tribal Council wellness centre is undergoing significant renovations to enhance its facilities and services for the community, aiming to improve health and wellness outcomes.
A pilot project at Queensway Carleton Hospital in Ottawa has successfully connected hundreds of newborns, like three-month-old Charlotte, to family doctors, addressing primary care gaps for infants.
Personal support workers at Tillsonburg hospital face job cuts, with Jennifer McMaster describing emotional scenes. The reductions highlight ongoing healthcare staffing challenges in Ontario.
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The former operator of the Golden Door Geriatric Centre in Winnipeg has filed a lawsuit against the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, alleging wrongful expropriation of the facility in early 2026.
A Saskatchewan health authority memo reveals that some Regina infants needing surgery will now be transferred to Saskatoon, raising concerns about access and logistics for families.
A Florida doctor faces a second-degree manslaughter charge after allegedly removing a patient's liver instead of his spleen during a 2024 surgery, leading to fatal blood loss.
Prince Edward Island has hired 10 of 11 graduates from UPEI's largest-ever nurse practitioner class to address a critical shortage of family doctors affecting thousands of residents.
Over 2,000 workers at 22 long-term care facilities across Nova Scotia have gone on strike after rejecting a government contract offer, impacting care services province-wide.
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Prince Edward Island has hired 10 new nurse practitioners from UPEI's largest-ever graduating class to help thousands of Islanders waiting for a family doctor.
The Fairvern Long-Term Care Home in Huntsville is undergoing significant upgrades to enhance resident care and facility infrastructure, as construction progresses on the new development.
A fire at Toronto's Seaton House shelter sent a man in his 40s to a burn centre with serious injuries. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns at city shelters.
Workers at Extendicare Countryside in Sudbury held a rally to demand an immediate halt to layoffs, highlighting concerns over job security and care quality in long-term facilities.
Hundreds of nurse practitioners from across Canada convened in Halifax for the National Nurse Practitioner Conference, highlighting key issues in healthcare.
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The sale of Nokomis Pharmacy has left the community without a local pharmacy, prompting urgent discussions about alternative healthcare access and solutions for residents.
The Ottawa Hospital announces 400 job cuts amid financial challenges, OC Transpo's new boss faces LRT problems, and the Senators edge closer to a playoff spot with a win over the Panthers.
A musician from Parry Sound debuted a heartfelt song at Health Sciences North to honor the nurses who cared for him during his hospital stay, showcasing gratitude through music.
The Chatham-Kent Health Alliance has received a $2.5 million provincial planning grant to advance the redevelopment of the Wallaceburg hospital, marking a significant step forward for healthcare infrastructure in southwestern Ontario.
The Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario invites public nominations for the 19th annual Lois Fairley Nurse of the Year Community Service Award, honoring exceptional Windsor-Essex nurses.
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Humber River Hospital in Toronto will change its name to Hennick Humber Hospital following a transformative $50 million donation, marking a major philanthropic milestone for the healthcare institution.
Maya Gebala, a victim of the Tumbler Ridge shooting, will travel to Los Angeles for advanced medical care, as announced by her mother. The family is raising funds to support her recovery journey.
Humber River Health announces the renaming of its Wilson site to Hennick Humber Hospital following a transformative $50 million donation from Jay and Barbara Hennick. This landmark gift will accelerate innovation and patient care at North America's first
Staff and patients are raising urgent safety questions following a violent stabbing at Edmonton's Royal Alexandra Hospital, highlighting broader healthcare tensions across Canada.
Saskatchewan's health minister says ongoing training and recruitment efforts will address staffing challenges at urgent care centers, despite operational issues at Regina's facility.
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The planned hospital in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba, will not open until next year, as confirmed by Health Minister Uzoma Asagwara. The delay impacts healthcare services in the region.
