Winnipeg Personal Care Homes: Present and Future Assessment
An analysis of Winnipeg's personal care homes, examining current challenges and future planning to improve elder care in the city.
Category : Hospitals Healthcare
MRI Unit Arrives in Estevan After Years of Lobbying
A new MRI unit has arrived in Estevan, Saskatchewan, following years of advocacy by Elaine Walkom, who donated $2 million to the project.
Sask. Union: School Workers Doing Medical Tasks Beyond Scope
CUPE Saskatchewan says education workers are performing medical procedures outside their training, crossing boundaries and risking student safety.
Workplace Death Leads to $145,000 Fine in London
A workplace fatality in London, Ontario has resulted in a $145,000 fine. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about worker safety and employer accountability.
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Injured Worker Trapped in WCB Limbo Without Treatment
David Clegg, injured in a workplace fall, is caught in WCB bureaucracy, unable to access neurological treatment without losing benefits. His story highlights systemic failures.
Company fined $350,000 after 2023 Calgary warehouse death
LX Hausys Canada Inc. pleaded guilty to OHS violations after a worker was fatally struck by marble slabs at a Calgary warehouse. The $350,000 penalty will fund forklift simulator training.
McHappy Day Raises $65K for RVH Foundation
McDonald's owner-operators in Barrie raised $65,000 for Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre during McHappy Day, supporting local healthcare.
Winnipeg Family Seeks Answers After Sledding Death
The family of Mary Jonette Miley Bull-Sinclair demands answers after she died days following a tobogganing accident, questioning the medical care she received.
Father Questions Jail Safety After Son's Death in Thunder Bay
Kevin Mamakwa, 27, died in custody at Thunder Bay Jail in 2020. His father demands answers about safety protocols and accountability in the facility.
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Dr. 6ix ordered to pay $22.5M for secret filming
Ontario Superior Court orders Dr. Martin Jugenburg to pay $22.5 million in damages for secretly recording patients at his Toronto plastic surgery clinic.
Baby Mila Pulls Through with Help from CHEO
Baby Mila's remarkable recovery at CHEO highlights the power of community and specialized pediatric care. Her family shares their journey of hope and gratitude.
Stevenson Hospital Ambulances to Offload at Main Entrance
Stevenson Memorial Hospital in Alliston will now offload ambulances at its main entrance, a change aimed at improving patient flow and reducing wait times.
Mission ER Closed Overnight Sunday Due to Doctor Shortage
Mission Memorial Hospital's emergency department will close overnight Sunday due to a physician shortage. Patients are advised to seek care at nearby hospitals.
Toronto Surgeon Fined $22.5M for Secret Clinic Cameras
A Toronto plastic surgeon must pay $22.5 million for violating patient privacy by installing 24 cameras in sensitive areas, including operating rooms.
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Manitoba nurse loses licence over bullying complaints
A Winnipeg nurse has lost her licence after the College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba upheld complaints of bullying and discrimination against colleagues and patients.
Edmonton LRT Builder Fined $120K After Worker Injured
Marigold Infrastructure Partners fined $120,000 after a worker was seriously injured by falling equipment on the west Edmonton LRT line in June 2023.
78-Year-Old Inmate Dies at Springhill Institution
An 78-year-old inmate has died at Springhill Institution in Nova Scotia. The cause of death is under investigation, with an autopsy scheduled.
Judge Hints at Decision in Windsor Assembly Explosion Trial
A judge suggests a guilty verdict in the Windsor Assembly explosion trial, stating the defendant has no one to blame but himself. The case involves a deadly workplace explosion.
Edmonton LRT builder fined $120K for worker injury
The company building Edmonton's Valley Line West LRT has been fined $120,000 after a worker was injured on the job. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in construction.
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42nd IWK Telethon Airs on CTV, 30th Year of Partnership
The annual IWK Telethon returns for its 42nd year, supporting women and children in the Maritimes. CTV marks 30 years of producing the broadcast.
Chair Care Crisis: Canadian ER Patients in Closets
Canadian emergency rooms are so overcrowded that patients are being assessed in chairs, closets, and washrooms, raising serious safety concerns.
Worker critical after Quebec City workplace accident
A man is in critical condition following a workplace accident in Quebec City. Police are investigating the incident that occurred on Thursday morning.
Child Sex Change Advocate Leads Canadian Paediatric Society
Dr. Natasha Johnson, founder of a gender clinic for youth, becomes CPS president as global policies shift away from medical interventions for gender dysphoric children.
Saskatchewan Health Authority Approves 2026-27 Budget
The Saskatchewan Health Authority approved its 2026-27 budget during a meeting in Yorkton on May 28, 2026, focusing on healthcare funding and regional services.
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Family Seeks Answers in Man's Death at Edmonton Hospital
A family is demanding answers from Alberta Health Services after their son died in an Edmonton hospital waiting room in May, raising concerns about emergency care delays.
$1M donation to renovate Foothills Medical Centre cath lab
A $1-million donation from the Jacobson family will renovate a cardiac catheterization lab at Foothills Medical Centre, highlighting growing philanthropic support for healthcare.
Clinton Hospital ER Returns to 24-Hour Service
Clinton Public Hospital's emergency department has restored 24-hour care after operating limited hours. The change aims to improve access for the community.
Study finds 'significant increase' in physician admin burden
A new study reveals a sharp rise in administrative tasks for physicians, reducing time for patient care. Experts call for systemic changes to alleviate the burden.
Basement Tattoo Parlour in Calgary Closed by AHS
Alberta Health Services ordered the closure of an illegal tattoo business operating out of a basement in Calgary's Saddleridge neighborhood on May 22, 2026.
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Jill Biden Thought Joe Was Having Stroke During Debate
Jill Biden admits she feared Joe Biden had a stroke during the 2024 debate, as detailed in her upcoming memoir. The performance led to his dropout.
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