A 10-year-old from Stratford was hospitalized after unknowingly ingesting a marijuana-infused gummy. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about accidental cannabis consumption by children.
A new report from the Arthritis Society of Canada gives Alberta a D grade for inadequate access to specialists and long wait times, highlighting patient struggles like Kerry Yang's.
A new report from British Columbia highlights the tragic connection between toxic drug use and maternal and infant mortality, with health officials expressing frustration over inadequate support for vulnerable mothers.
A Manitoba health agency has issued a public warning following recent fatalities connected to a contaminated drug supply, highlighting ongoing risks in the province.
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Health officials warn of high overdose risk in Saskatoon as emergency calls increase dramatically after the discontinuation of a critical drug-checking service.
The City of Vancouver has eliminated a dedicated sex worker safety planner position, raising alarms among advocacy groups who warn this could undermine critical harm reduction efforts.
In 2025, overdose deaths among First Nations people in British Columbia decreased, but rates remain significantly higher than the general population, highlighting ongoing health disparities.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall for specific 7-Eleven sandwiches in Saskatchewan due to potential listeria contamination, with best-before dates from April 12 to 15.
Saskatoon hospitals are experiencing a significant increase in overdose cases following the closure of the Prairie Harm Reduction facility, according to union representatives. The situation highlights ongoing public health challenges in the community.
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The 23rd annual Alberta Health and Safety Conference kicked off in Edmonton, drawing professionals to discuss workplace safety, innovations, and regulatory updates in a dynamic trade show setting.
The Grey Bruce Health Unit is searching for the owner of a dog that bit a person at Memorial Park in Flesherton, Ontario. Authorities urge public assistance to ensure safety and compliance with local regulations.
Public servants in Montreal express worries about possible asbestos exposure at the Guy-Favreau Complex, prompting health and safety reviews amid ongoing building assessments.
A listeria contamination has led to the recall of several 7-Eleven sandwich products in Saskatchewan, with best before dates between April 12 and 15, 2026. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency issued the alert.
The World Health Organization highlights that immunization programs have prevented millions of deaths in Africa, yet reductions in U.S. funding and the Iran war jeopardize this public health advancement.
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Hamilton Public Health investigates a salmonella outbreak at Piper Arms restaurant in Stoney Creek, with nine cases reported and seven hospitalizations. Symptoms appeared between March 30 and April 5.
A recent report indicates a downward trend in cannabis use among Quebec residents, with data showing decreased consumption rates across various demographics in the province.
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick receive a 'D' grade in Arthritis Society Canada's latest report card, highlighting gaps in care and access for patients with the painful disease.
The family of a missing Calgary senior is desperately appealing for her safe return after she went missing, with 911 audio revealing her distress call. Authorities continue the search as concerns grow.
A decade into British Columbia's toxic drug crisis, researchers reveal the devastating long-term health impacts, including brain injuries and chronic fatigue, affecting survivors and straining healthcare systems.
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A specific clause in the healthcare contract is creating a major obstacle in negotiations between CUPE and the Nova Scotia government, potentially prolonging the ongoing strike.
Huron Perth Public Health is actively searching for a dog involved in a recent incident in Stratford, Ontario, urging the public to report any sightings for public safety.
Edmonton restaurants are participating in A Taste For Life, a national fundraiser supporting HIV/AIDS programs. The event highlights community efforts to raise funds for treatment and support services.
The Cape Breton Regional Municipality council is requesting the Nova Scotia government to establish a mandated sharps disposal program to address public health risks from discarded needles.
A salmonella outbreak linked to a pub in Stoney Creek has resulted in nine confirmed illnesses, with health officials investigating the source and urging public caution.
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A child was rescued after falling into a creek near his home southeast of Winkler, Manitoba, on April 13, 2026. RCMP and firefighters responded to the emergency call, ensuring the child's safety.
The Saskatchewan Ministry of Health has issued a public alert following a significant increase in overdose incidents in Saskatoon, highlighting ongoing concerns about substance abuse and public safety.
Lloydminster RCMP warn of potentially laced drugs after responding to five non-fatal overdoses within seven hours. Police suspect opioids may be involved and urge caution.
Lloydminster police responded to five separate overdose incidents within 24 hours, highlighting the ongoing public health crisis. Authorities urge community awareness and support for harm reduction initiatives.
A new YWCA report details the staggering $1.12 billion annual economic burden of gender-based violence in British Columbia, highlighting impacts on healthcare, justice, and lost productivity.
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Ontario is experiencing an increase in influenza B infections, with health experts warning of symptoms and advising on preventive measures during global events like the World Cup in Toronto.
