Two New Family Doctors Coming to Collingwood
Collingwood is set to enhance its healthcare services with the addition of two new family physicians, Dr. Zahra Daya and Dr. Joseph Morley, starting in April 2026.
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Patient Attack at Edmonton Hospital ER Raises Safety Alarm
A violent incident at a major Edmonton emergency room, where one patient assaulted another, has sparked urgent discussions about hospital safety and wait times.
Two Rescued from Spryfield, N.S. Apartment Fire
Halifax firefighters successfully rescued two occupants from a dangerous apartment fire in Spryfield, Nova Scotia, demonstrating emergency response effectiveness.
Health Canada Restricts Grifols License After Plasma Donor Deaths
Health Canada has imposed restrictions on Grifols' blood establishment license following two donor deaths in Winnipeg, citing systemic deficiencies at multiple collection sites including Calgary.
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Five Deaths Tied to Manitoba Hospital Wait Times
Critical incident reports in Manitoba reveal five patient deaths connected to healthcare delays, raising alarms about systemic pressures and wait time management.
B.C. Nurse Suspended Over Unsubstantiated Patient Violence Claim
A nurse in British Columbia has been suspended after making an unsubstantiated claim about patient violence, raising concerns about professional conduct and patient safety in healthcare settings.
Windsor Hospital Forecasts $20.6M Shortfall, New CEO Examines Budget
Windsor Regional Hospital anticipates a $20.6 million deficit for the 2025/26 fiscal year. New CEO Kristen Kennedy prioritizes budget review and identifies cost drivers including staff sick time and overtime.
Ottawa Man's Death Under Investigation After Home Care Failure
The death of John LaCombe, 62, who died alone while waiting for home care, has prompted an Ontario government investigation. Health Minister Sylvia Jones confirmed the case reveals systemic oversight issues in the province's home care delivery network.
London Clinic Recruits International Doctors for Thousands of Patients
A London, Ontario clinic is addressing the family physician shortage by recruiting doctors from abroad, including Dr. Inam Khan from the U.K., potentially serving thousands of new patients.
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Regina Urgent Care Centre Weekend Closures Announced
The Regina Urgent Care Centre at 1320 Albert Street will be closed on Sunday and operate with reduced hours on Saturday, impacting local healthcare access.
Fire Contained to Room at Sarnia Hospital; Four Treated
A fire broke out in a patient room at Bluewater Health in Sarnia, Ontario, but was quickly contained. One patient and three nurses received medical treatment, with no serious injuries reported. The hospital is investigating the cause.
Fredericton Hospital's Medical Transition Unit Closed
The Dr. Everett Chalmers Hospital in Fredericton has permanently closed its controversial medical transition unit, sparking debates over healthcare access and specialized services in New Brunswick.
SHA Disputes NDP Claims Over Saskatoon ER Bypass Status
The Saskatchewan Health Authority refutes NDP allegations that Saskatoon emergency rooms were closed, stating they remained open and operational last weekend.
Brandon's New Critical Care Centre Opens This Spring
A new critical care centre at Brandon Regional Health Centre is set to open this spring, significantly increasing ICU capacity in Manitoba as part of a major redevelopment project.
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B.C. Expands U.S. Doctor Recruitment and Family Physician Links
The B.C. Health Ministry is intensifying efforts to recruit doctors from the United States and improve connections for family physicians, addressing critical healthcare shortages across the province.
LHSC Nursing Cuts Raise Care Strain Alarms in London
Critics warn of potential strain on patient care as London Health Sciences Centre moves to reduce nursing positions, highlighting workforce challenges in healthcare.
Chatham-Kent Hospital Cuts 49 Positions Due to Deficit
The Chatham-Kent Health Alliance is cutting 49 positions to address a financial deficit, with union leaders warning of potential impacts on patient care and service quality.
ER Whistleblower Threats, AI Lobbyist Tool, and Top News
Emergency doctors face harassment for exposing overcrowding, an AI tool reveals lobbyists in government contracts, and other major stories from Canada today.
Nova Scotia Adds 110 Beds to Bedford Health Centre
Nova Scotia announces a significant expansion of the West Bedford Transitional Health Centre, adding 110 beds to enhance healthcare capacity and support patient recovery in the region.
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ER Doctors Seek Whistleblower Protection Against Administrative Harassment
Canadian emergency physicians report facing threats and intimidation for exposing dangerous overcrowding and unreported deaths in emergency rooms, prompting calls for enforced whistleblower protections.
Sault Ste. Marie Welcomes 3 Internationally Trained Physicians
Sault Ste. Marie's Group Health Centre has welcomed three internationally trained physicians through the Practice Ready Ontario program, enhancing local healthcare access and diversity.
Tumbler Ridge Shooting Survivor Maya Gebala's Recovery Progress
Maya Gebala, a 12-year-old survivor of the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, has been transferred out of intensive care and achieved a significant milestone by sitting up, allowing her father to embrace her for the first time in weeks.
LHSC to Cut 288 Registered Nursing Positions
London Health Sciences Centre announces significant workforce reduction, eliminating 288 registered nursing roles amid broader healthcare restructuring and financial pressures.
Senior Pinned Under Vehicle in Chatham, Emergency Crews Respond
Emergency crews in Chatham responded to a critical incident where a senior was pinned under a vehicle. Details remain limited as authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding this alarming accident.
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B.C. Care Home Construction Hits $1.8M Per Bed
Construction costs for public long-term care homes in British Columbia have escalated dramatically, reaching an average of $1.8 million per bed, leading to project delays like the Squamish facility expansion.
Saskatoon Hospital Capacity Concerns Addressed by Health Authority
The Saskatchewan Health Authority has responded to growing concerns about hospital capacity in Saskatoon, emphasizing ongoing efforts to manage patient flow and resources amid healthcare challenges.
Omega Fertility Clinic Upgrades After IVF Lab Concerns
Omega Fertility Clinic in London, Ontario, has initiated significant facility upgrades following concerns raised about its IVF laboratory operations, aiming to enhance patient safety and treatment outcomes.
Regina Long-Term Care Facility to Open Fall 2028
The Saskatchewan government confirms construction of a new specialized long-term care facility in Regina, near Sask. Polytech campus, with completion targeted for fall 2028 to address growing senior care needs.
LifeLabs to Keep Some Sudbury Services, Layoffs Cut to 20
LifeLabs will continue providing certain services in Sudbury, with layoffs reduced to 20 employees. The announcement follows ongoing efforts by local officials to preserve healthcare access in Northern Ontario.
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NB Spends $1.47M on Community Pulmonary Rehab
The New Brunswick government allocates $1.47 million for community-based pulmonary rehabilitation, enhancing respiratory care access across the province.
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