Health personnel are being evacuated from Kashechewan First Nation after parasites were confirmed in the water supply, with services organized for residents who stay as the community faces a prolonged clean water shortage.
Calgary city council has once again defeated a motion to close the supervised consumption site at the Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre, continuing a heated debate over harm reduction services in Alberta's largest city.
Guelph General Hospital has officially declared a COVID-19 outbreak within one of its inpatient units, prompting enhanced infection control measures and visitor restrictions.
Nurses are being evacuated from Kashechewan First Nation due to a cryptosporidium contamination in the drinking water, highlighting ongoing infrastructure failures in remote Indigenous communities.
New research argues that ultra-processed foods, including sodas and sweets, should face strict regulations similar to tobacco products due to their significant public health risks.
Public health officials are providing free hepatitis A vaccinations to eligible residents of Peguis First Nation in Manitoba, aiming to prevent outbreaks and protect community health.
A parasite discovered in the drinking water supply of Kashechewan First Nation is causing medical staff evacuations, following earlier failures at the treatment plant.
A parasite discovered in Kashechewan's water supply is prompting the evacuation of medical staff, following earlier treatment plant failures, highlighting ongoing infrastructure challenges.
The supervised consumption site at Calgary's Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre faces potential closure once more, reigniting debates about harm reduction and public health in Alberta's largest city.
A Calgary family seeks answers as a fatality inquiry examines whether COVID-19 vaccines contributed to a man's death from capillary leak syndrome months after vaccination.
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit advocates for reduced alcohol consumption this February, highlighting a concerning increase in emergency room visits linked to drinking.
New data reveals a decrease in suicide rates across Quebec, though certain areas continue to experience high incidence, highlighting ongoing mental health challenges.
Ottawa Public Health issues suspension notices to students with incomplete immunization records, enforcing school vaccination policies to protect public health.
A person has died in a residential fire in Leamington, Ontario, prompting an investigation by Ontario Provincial Police and the Fire Marshal's office.
A woman sustained critical injuries in a serious motor vehicle collision in Brampton, Ontario, as confirmed by local paramedic services. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the Greater Toronto Area.
A woman is in critical condition following a serious fire at a duplex in Montreal's Saint-Michel neighbourhood. The incident occurred on February 2, 2026, with emergency services responding to the blaze.
Recent research connects Montreal's changing winter climate to increased falls among older adults, highlighting public health concerns and prevention strategies.
Healthcare providers in Minnesota report increased no-show rates among pregnant immigrants fearing ICE encounters, jeopardizing prenatal care and maternal health outcomes.
Quebec has expanded its free shingles vaccine program to include residents aged 71 to 74, effective immediately, as part of a broader public health initiative.
Toronto police are actively searching for Joseph, a 90-year-old senior reported missing after he was last seen on Thursday night in the city's east end, with authorities urging public assistance.
Ottawa enjoys a bright, cold day with a high of -11°C, while a new study shows psychological distress among Ontario teens has nearly tripled over the past decade.
A survivor of Canada's segregated 'Indian Hospitals' shares their emotional response to the announcement of long-awaited compensation, marking a significant step in addressing historical injustices.
A tragic house fire in Burnaby's 4800 block of Smith Avenue resulted in the death of a 47-year-old man. Firefighters and police responded to the blaze on Friday afternoon.
A parasite outbreak has been confirmed in Kashechewan First Nation's water supply, causing dozens of illnesses and prompting evacuations amid a state of emergency.
A man was taken to hospital with injuries after being hit by a vehicle in North York, Toronto. Emergency services responded to the incident, highlighting ongoing pedestrian safety concerns in urban areas.
Prince Edward Island introduces new standardized health and safety regulations for personal service businesses, including salons and spas, to enhance client and worker protection across the province.
Anti-smoking advocates warn that nicotine pouches are not effective for smoking cessation and may be creating new addicts among Canadian youth.
Advocates label Prince Edward Island a 'fertility clinic desert' and urge federal and provincial governments to expand reproductive health services for residents.
New data from Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service reveals a sharp increase in opioid-related emergency calls, contrasting with a decline in alcohol incidents, highlighting shifting substance use patterns.
As frigid temperatures grip Northern Ontario, Sudbury Outreach Support reports heightened demand for warm clothing and shelter services for vulnerable populations facing extreme winter conditions.