Jeffrey Sloka: Acquitted Neurologist Barred from Practice
Former neurologist Jeffrey Sloka, acquitted of sexual assault charges, cannot practice medicine. The decision follows his trial in Kitchener, Ontario.
Category : Hospitals Healthcare
NB Increases Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners After Incident
New Brunswick is expanding its Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner program nearly four years after a victim was turned away due to a lack of available nurses.
Paramedic Services in Cochrane District Reject Abuse
Cochrane District Paramedic Services in Timmins initiates a cultural shift, no longer tolerating abusive language and violence against frontline workers.
Ottawa Nurse-Led Clinic Brings Primary Care to Needy
The Ottawa Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic has served nearly 2,000 patients in six months, targeting Vanier and Overbrook residents without family doctors.
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Massage therapist suspended for unconsented breast massage
A B.C. massage therapist has been suspended after giving an unconsented breast massage. The college says the therapist violated professional standards.
White Rock Dentist Fined $10K for Misconduct
A White Rock dentist has been fined $10,000 after admitting to professional misconduct, including improper record-keeping and treatment issues.
Paramedics in Contract Impasse, Head to Arbitration
Middlesex-London Paramedic Service and paramedics are heading to arbitration this summer after contract talks collapsed over wage gaps with other first responders.
US Doctor Moves to Ottawa: A Story of Opportunity
Dr. Jennifer Carnahan, a geriatrician, relocated from the US to Ottawa to work at The Ottawa Hospital, citing frustration with American healthcare and opportunity in Canada.
No Progress in Essex-Windsor EMS Conciliation: Union
The first day of conciliation between Essex-Windsor EMS and its union ended with no movement, as both sides remain at odds over key issues. Talks are set to continue.
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Saskatchewan to Hike Penalties for Unlicensed Medical Workers
Saskatchewan introduces amendments to the Medical Profession Act, increasing fines for unlicensed medical practice to up to $100,000 for corporations and granting new investigative powers.
Brightwater Transition to Long-Term Care Worries Residents
The Saskatchewan Health Authority's takeover of Brightwater Senior Living raises concerns among residents about potential forced moves and care changes.
Right Triangle of Care: A Doctor's Reflection on Lost Connections
A gastroenterologist reflects on a patient's comment about the 'right triangle of care,' where physicians focus on computers, leading to lost doctor-patient connections.
Montreal Medical Specialists Ratify Quebec Deal
Medical specialists in Montreal have ratified a new agreement with the Quebec government, ensuring improved working conditions and compensation.
Sask. care assistants have lowest wages in Canada: report
A new report reveals that continuing care assistants in Saskatchewan earn the lowest wages in Canada, sparking concerns about staffing and quality of care.
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Paramedic Shortage Dispute in Manitoba Escalates
Winnipeg Union alleges paramedic shortage in Manitoba is higher than official figures, while the province says more paramedics are being added to address the issue.
Child stable after airlift from fatal Mulmur crash
A 2-year-old child is in stable condition after being airlifted to a trauma centre following a fatal crash in Mulmur, Ontario. Police are investigating.
$700M Upgrade for Montreal Hospital Announced
Premier Fréchette unveils a $700 million investment to modernize Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital in Montreal, enhancing patient care and infrastructure.
Verdict Expected in Ex-Neurologist's Sexual Assault Trial
A verdict is expected Friday in the sexual assault trial of a former Kitchener, Ont., neurologist. The case has drawn significant attention as the court prepares to deliver its decision.
Dove Pin Campaign Returns for Hospice Support
The annual Dove Pin Campaign is back to raise funds for local hospice patients and families, offering community members a chance to show support.
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HDGH Aims to Eliminate $4M Deficit by 2028
Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare in Windsor is developing a strategy to address a $4 million deficit by 2028, ensuring financial stability while maintaining patient care.
Run for Windsor Donates $30K to Future Fancsy Hospital
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Elders' Association has donated $30,000 to Windsor Regional Hospital Foundation, raised through their annual Run for Windsor charity event, supporting the upcoming Fancsy Family Hospital project.
Hospital Donates Meals to Brantford Community
Brantford General Hospital has donated prepackaged meals to support the local community, photographed on April 22, 2026. This initiative highlights healthcare institutions' role in addressing food security.
Quebec Digital Health Record Launch Reduces Elective Care
Quebec is launching a new digital health record system, requiring a four-week reduction in elective medical care to ensure a smooth transition and data integrity.
Smoke Grenade Found at Winnipeg Hospital, Police Probe
A smoke-screen grenade was discovered at a Winnipeg hospital, prompting a police investigation. Authorities are working to determine the origin and intent behind the device.
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Regina Fire Concludes Carbon Monoxide Death Investigation
Regina Fire and Protective Services has completed its investigation into the carbon monoxide poisoning death of 11-year-old Henry Losco, revealing a boiler malfunction as the cause.
BMO Gives $2M to CHEO for Climate-Friendly Projects
BMO Financial Group has announced a $2 million donation to CHEO on Earth Day to support sustainability initiatives at the children's hospital, marking a significant investment in climate-friendly healthcare infrastructure.
Doctors Frustrated by US Health Insurance System
Physicians share their biggest grievances with the U.S. health insurance system, from bureaucratic hurdles to the closure of private practices, and offer advice on how patients can advocate for change.
Ex-Patient Grateful for $2M Mosaic Donation to Children's Hospital
Abir Raiyan, a cancer survivor, shares how the Jim Pattison Children's Hospital's programs helped him cope during treatment, as Mosaic announces a $2 million donation to support pediatric care and research initiatives in Saskatchewan.
Ottawa's Roger Neilson Children's Hospice Marks 20th Anniversary
The Roger Neilson Children's Hospice in Ottawa is celebrating its 20th anniversary this week, highlighting two decades of dedicated support for children and families facing serious illnesses.
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Lehi Pediatric Hospital Expands After Two Years
Intermountain Health Primary Children's Hospital in Lehi, Utah is expanding with new beds and NICU rooms to meet growing pediatric care demand, having served tens of thousands since 2024.
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