Alberta Childcare Incident Disclosure Rule Announced
Alberta now requires childcare facilities to post high-risk incident notices within one business day, enhancing transparency and safety for parents.
Category : Public Health
Police Warn of Vaping Dangers After School Bust
Turlock police confiscate hundreds of vapes from junior high students, issuing a stark warning about the health risks of vaping among youth.
Two Men Charged in Bruce Mines Restaurant Death
Ontario Provincial Police have charged two Bruce Mines men in connection with the death of a 23-year-old man at a local restaurant. Investigation ongoing.
Ontario Probes 114 Stomach Illness Cases from Parasite
A Kingston, Ont. health unit is investigating 114 cases of stomach illness caused by a parasite. Officials urge hygiene measures to prevent spread.
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Kitchener Motorcyclist Charged in Impaired Driving Crash
A motorcyclist faces impaired driving charges after a crash in Cambridge. Police report no life-threatening injuries, and the investigation continues.
10 Years of Toxic Drug Crisis: Six Key Lessons in B.C.
A new Fraser Health report outlines six critical lessons from a decade of B.C.'s toxic drug crisis, including evolving substances and the impact on diverse populations.
Man Charged with Explosives at Sacramento Airport
A California man has been charged with bringing explosives to Sacramento International Airport after repeatedly calling an FBI tip line, authorities said.
Systemic Failure in Sask. Forced Addiction Treatment Law
A First Nations Health Ombudsperson report identifies systemic failures in Saskatchewan's forced addiction treatment legislation, raising concerns about Indigenous rights and effectiveness.
ER Doctor Laments Demoralizing Rise of Chair Care
An ER doctor decries the demoralizing rise of chair care due to government inaction, while letters also address endometriosis, ByWard Market parking, and Mooney's Bay stabbing.
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Calgary Top Cop Wants Vehicle Seizures for Speeders
Calgary Police Chief Katie McLellan proposes seizing vehicles of drivers exceeding the speed limit by 40 km/h or more for 30 days to deter dangerous driving.
Vancouver Assault: Worker Injured, Suspect Held
A restaurant worker suffered a dislocated shoulder in an alleged unprovoked assault in Vancouver. The suspect, from Ontario, had multiple police interactions in a week.
Toronto man fatally stabbed over loud gospel music
Christopher Wood, 69, pleaded guilty to stabbing neighbour Etop Ituen 42 times over loud gospel music. The incident occurred in supportive housing on Coxwell Ave.
Inquest for Man Who Died in EMDC Custody Scheduled
An inquest has been scheduled for Jamie Briggs, who died in the Elgin Middlesex Detention Centre in London, Ont., on Nov. 15, 2022. The hearing aims to examine the circumstances of his death.
Winnipeg Man Dies in Crash Near Kenora
A Winnipeg man was killed in a single-vehicle crash near Kenora, Ontario. Police are investigating the cause of the collision that occurred on Highway 17.
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500,000+ child exploitation images seized from Okotoks home
Alberta RCMP seized over half a million child sexual exploitation photos and videos from an Okotoks home, one of the largest collections ever found by the ICE unit.
N.B. advocate says system failure led to dementia death
New Brunswick's child and youth advocate Kelly Lamrock says systemic failures contributed to the death of a dementia patient, calling for urgent reforms.
Barrie MP Warns of Rising Food Poverty in Parliament
Barrie-Springwater-Oro-Medonte MP Doug Shipley addressed the House of Commons, highlighting increasing food poverty in Barrie, Ontario, and urging action.
Emotional Closing Statements in Inmate Death Inquest
At the coroner's inquest into Drew Pearson's death in EMDC custody, his family gave impassioned statements. The case highlights ongoing concerns about inmate care.
Sask. Nursing Grads Face Uncertain Healthcare Job Market
Nursing students graduating from Saskatchewan Polytechnic enter a workforce marked by uncertainty, as healthcare sector challenges persist across the province.
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Missing Paddleboarders Found Dead in Browning Lake
The RCMP Underwater Recovery Team located the bodies of two paddleboarders who went missing on May 30 in Browning Lake, Squamish. The search involved multiple agencies.
BC teacher suspended for 'gangster wannabe' comment
A Coquitlam high school teacher received a one-day suspension for sending an unprofessional email calling a student a 'gangster wannabe' and making inappropriate comments.
Toronto Man Killed in Crash; Police Warn of Rising Traffic Deaths
Kelly Nichols, 63, died in a central Etobicoke collision on June 1. Toronto police report a spike in traffic fatalities this year.
Edmonton police seek arson suspect in central fire
Edmonton police are asking the public to help identify a suspect in a May 10 arson that damaged a business exterior near 91 Street and 111 Avenue.
Quebec cellphone ban in schools: mixed reactions from students, teachers
As the first school year with Quebec's cellphone ban ends, students and teachers share mixed feelings on its impact on learning and social interaction.
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Guelph crow positive for West Nile virus
A dead crow found in Guelph has tested positive for West Nile virus, prompting health officials to urge residents to take precautions against mosquito bites.
Two N.S. Men Charged Over Child Sex Abuse Materials
Two men from Mulgrave, Nova Scotia are facing charges related to child sexual abuse materials. The RCMP investigation led to the arrest of the individuals, with court appearances scheduled.
Trump's 'Relax' Advice Backfires: Psychology Experts Weigh In
President Trump's advice to 'relax' about Iran tensions may increase anxiety, psychologists say. Telling stressed people to calm down often backfires.
Sask. Expands Drug Enforcement Measures
Saskatchewan begins using expanded enforcement measures against illicit drugs, aiming to curb drug trafficking and related crimes.
Two Deaths, 38 Overdoses in Kitchener in Less Than a Week
Kitchener reports two deaths and 38 suspected overdoses in under a week, sparking urgent public health concerns and community action.
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End Victim Blaming in Cybercrime for Canada's Cyber Resilience
Victim blaming in cybercrime undermines reporting and resilience. Learn why Canada must shift blame to criminals to combat rising digital fraud and scams.
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