Flu Cases Plummet, COVID Concerns Linger This Spring
A doctor reports a significant drop in flu cases after a challenging season, while warning of potential COVID-19 increases this spring, highlighting ongoing public health vigilance.
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Winter Flu Season Declines as Cases Plummet
The winter flu season is winding down with cases continuing to plummet, according to a doctor's report. Dr. Isaac Bogoch recaps a challenging season in the GTA and discusses antibiotic use balance.
Windsor Domestic Violence Exceeds Police Reports
Intimate partner violence in Windsor remains a severe issue despite police statistics showing declines, with experts noting most incidents go unreported due to fear and systemic barriers.
Winnipeg Eateries Shut Down Over Rodent Infestations
Provincial health inspectors have ordered the immediate closure of five food establishments on Portage Avenue in Winnipeg after discovering severe rodent infestations and multiple sanitation violations.
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Tumbler Ridge Shooting Victim Suffers Brain Damage
Maya Gebala, 12, sustained severe brain damage after being shot in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting. Her mother shares updates on her critical condition and recovery.
MLHU Sets New Health Priorities in Post-Pandemic Era
The Middlesex-London Health Unit announces updated strategic priorities for 2026, emphasizing mental health, equity, and climate resilience as the region adapts to a transformed post-pandemic landscape.
Quebec Union Proposes Tax on Sugary Drinks
The Quebec education union federation CSQ has proposed implementing a provincial tax on sugary drinks to address public health concerns and generate revenue for education.
Four Hospitalized in Central Edmonton Apartment Fire
An early morning fire at a central Edmonton apartment building resulted in four people being transported to hospital. Fire crews responded to the scene near Commonwealth Stadium.
Condom Crisis Hits Milano Games on Valentine's Day
A condom shortage has impacted Valentine's Day events at the Milano Games, raising concerns about sexual wellness access during major international gatherings.
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One Hospitalized After South Lethbridge Fire
A fire on the south side of Lethbridge resulted in one person being transported to the hospital. Emergency crews responded to the incident, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the community.
Heroism in Tumbler Ridge School Shooting Tragedy
A mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in B.C. leaves eight dead, with acts of bravery by teachers and students emerging as the community mourns.
Contradictory Substance Policies: Nicotine vs. Alcohol and Cannabis
An analysis of government policies reveals a puzzling contradiction: while nicotine use faces strict discouragement through bans and lawsuits, alcohol and cannabis enjoy expanding legal access despite significant health risks.
Nicotine Pouches: Trend or Health Concern?
Nicotine pouches are gaining popularity as performance aids and weight loss tools, but Health Canada warns of addiction risks and restricts sales to pharmacies.
B.C. Hospital Diversions Create Uncertainty for Expectant Parents
Doctor shortages in British Columbia are causing hospital diversions, leaving expecting parents like Nicoleta Maan and Harsimran unsure where they will deliver their baby, highlighting systemic healthcare challenges.
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P.E.I. to Gather Race, Ethnicity Data for Health Cards
Prince Edward Island will begin collecting voluntary race and ethnicity information during health card applications and renewals to improve healthcare equity and service delivery across the province.
Norovirus and Gastroenteritis: What You Need to Know
Learn about norovirus and gastroenteritis, their disruptive symptoms, how they spread, and preventive measures to stay healthy during outbreaks.
One Dead in South Edmonton House Fire, EFRS Investigates
A tragic house fire in south Edmonton has claimed one life, with Edmonton Fire Rescue Services responding to the emergency. The incident highlights ongoing fire safety concerns in residential areas.
Mother Describes Son Surviving Tumbler Ridge Shooting
Shelley Quist, originally from Melville, shares the harrowing experience of her son Darian surviving the Tumbler Ridge school shooting that left nine dead, describing the moment they reunited at the community center.
Police Warn of Highly Toxic Fentanyl in New Glasgow
New Glasgow Regional Police have issued a critical alert about the presence of highly toxic fentanyl in the community, urging residents to exercise extreme caution.
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Open Freezer Door Causes $20M Loss at Emergency Stockpile
Federal officials report a $20 million loss at Canada's emergency stockpile was caused by an open freezer door, raising concerns about oversight and resource management.
Measles Outbreak at Farm Show; Manitoba Expands Vaccines
Manitoba health officials have linked over 30 measles cases to Ag Days in Brandon, prompting an expansion of vaccine eligibility to curb further spread.
Valentine's Day Safety Reminders from Health Unit
Local health authorities are urging residents to prioritize safety this Valentine's Day, highlighting key precautions for romantic celebrations to prevent accidents and health risks.
Paramedics Vote for Strike Action in Essex-Windsor EMS
Unionized paramedics with Essex-Windsor EMS have voted overwhelmingly in favor of strike action, citing unresolved contract issues and concerns over working conditions.
Missing Scarborough Man, 90, Found Deceased in Tragic End
The search for a 90-year-old Scarborough man reported missing in late January's extreme cold has concluded tragically, with police confirming his death as non-criminal.
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Dispatcher's CPR Guidance Saves Child in Massachusetts
A Massachusetts emergency dispatcher is being hailed a hero after calmly guiding a family through CPR to revive a 4-year-old girl who had stopped breathing.
Canada Gun Deaths Lower Than U.S., Higher Than G20 Peers
A comparative analysis reveals Canada's firearm mortality rate sits between the United States and other G20 countries, amid recent national discussions on gun violence and policy.
Chatham Clinic Urges HIV, Hepatitis Tests After Lapses
Patients of a Chatham-Kent skin clinic are advised to undergo testing for HIV and hepatitis due to sterilization protocol breaches, raising public health concerns.
World Down Syndrome Day 2026: Inclusion and Awareness
World Down Syndrome Day, observed annually on March 21, highlights the rights and inclusion of people with Down syndrome. The 2026 theme focuses on breaking barriers in education and employment.
Measles Outbreak in Mexico Kills 28 Since 2025
A deadly measles outbreak that began in 2025 has resulted in at least 28 fatalities in Mexico, prompting urgent public health responses and vaccination campaigns.
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RSV and Measles Cases Climbing in Manitoba
Manitoba faces a dual health threat as RSV infections and measles cases rise this winter. Pharmacists Manitoba provides crucial advice on risks and preventive measures for residents.
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