Measles Exposure Sites Identified in Winnipeg
Manitoba Health has issued a public warning about new measles exposure sites in Winnipeg, urging residents to check their vaccination status and monitor for symptoms.
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B.C. Drug Poisoning Deaths Rise, Health Officials Warn
British Columbia health authorities report a concerning increase in drug poisoning incidents, highlighting the ongoing public health crisis and the critical need for expanded harm reduction measures.
N.S. Shelters Full Amid Snowstorm, Homelessness Crisis Worsens
Emergency shelters across Nova Scotia are operating at maximum capacity as a severe snowstorm exacerbates challenges for people experiencing homelessness, with more snowfall expected.
First Nations Ombudsman Seeks Hospital Security Inquiry
Saskatchewan's First Nations health ombudsman calls for independent investigation into security incidents involving Indigenous patients following multiple complaints and a recent death.
Children Sickened in Canmore Hotel Pool Incident
Nearly a dozen youth became ill following a swim at a Canmore hotel pool, prompting an investigation by Alberta Health Services into potential chemical exposure.
U.K., European Nations Lose Measles Elimination Status
The World Health Organization has rescinded the measles elimination designation for the United Kingdom and multiple European countries due to rising case numbers and vaccination gaps.
Children Sick at Canmore Hotel Pool, Hospitalized
Eleven children were taken to hospital after falling sick at a Canmore hotel swimming pool during a hockey tournament weekend. One child was transferred to Alberta Children's Hospital in serious condition.
Wildfire Smoke in Pregnancy Linked to Autism Risk
New research reveals pregnant individuals exposed to wildfire smoke during their third trimester face increased likelihood of having children diagnosed with autism, highlighting urgent environmental health concerns.
Vancouver Police Appeal to Identify Woman Found Dead in Shelter
The Vancouver Police Department is asking for public assistance to identify a woman who died in a local homeless shelter, releasing images in hopes of solving the mystery.
E. Coli Recall: Check Your Pillsbury Pizza Pops
A Canada-wide recall of Pillsbury Pizza Pops due to E. coli contamination has been issued by the CFIA. 23 illnesses reported, including hospitalizations. Multiple package types affected.
N.B. Transgender Network Calls for Gender-Affirming Clinic
The New Brunswick Transgender Health Network is urging the provincial government to establish a dedicated gender-affirming care clinic to improve access and support for transgender and non-binary residents.
Pizza Pops Recall Expanded Across Canada Due to E. coli Risk
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has broadened its recall of Pizza Pops products due to potential E. coli O26 contamination, affecting multiple varieties with specific best-before dates.
Coroner Probes Death in Montreal West Power Outage Wellness Check
A coroner is investigating the death of a woman discovered during a wellness check amid a power failure in Montreal West, raising questions about emergency response protocols.
Pizza Pops Recall Expands Due to E. coli Risk
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has expanded its recall of Pizza Pops products due to potential E. coli O26 contamination, affecting multiple flavors and packaging types across Canada.
Woman Found Dead in Montreal West During Power Outage
A 66-year-old woman was discovered deceased in her Montreal West apartment during wellness checks following a prolonged power outage. Police confirm no criminal activity suspected.
Doctors Stick to Science Over U.S. Vaccine Recommendations
Medical professionals in Canada are emphasizing evidence-based practices, choosing to follow established scientific protocols rather than recent U.S. federal vaccine recommendations.
Pizza Pops Recall Expands Due to E. coli Risk
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has expanded a recall for multiple Pillsbury Pizza Pops varieties, including three-cheese and pepperoni, over potential E. coli O26 contamination.
WHO Chief: U.S. Withdrawal Reasons Untrue, World Less Safe
WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus pushes back on U.S. claims, calling them false and warning that the withdrawal endangers global health security.
Man Dies in La Pêche Fire, Investigation Continues
A man lost his life in a devastating house fire in La Pêche township. Authorities are investigating the cause as the victim awaits identification.
Calgary Town Hall Raises Health-Care Concerns Over Delays
A town hall meeting in Calgary addressed urgent health-care issues, with residents and experts warning that systemic delays often lead to critical outcomes being 'too late' for intervention.
Montreal Homeless Thankful for More Warming Centre Spaces
Homeless individuals in Montreal are expressing appreciation as the city increases capacity at warming centres to provide critical refuge during a severe cold snap with dangerously low temperatures.
Boil-Water Advisory for Islanders Stranded by Bridge Strike
A boil-water advisory has been implemented for residents of Westham Island in Metro Vancouver after a bridge strike left them isolated, cutting off access to essential services and clean water supplies.
Fatal Pedestrian Accident in New Westminster Parking Lot
New Westminster police investigate a fatal collision where an elderly pedestrian was struck by a vehicle in a Boyd Street parking lot on Friday afternoon.
Gatineau Lifts Boil Water Advisory Affecting Thousands
The City of Gatineau has officially lifted a boil water advisory that impacted thousands of residents, following water quality concerns. Officials confirm the water is now safe for consumption.
Frostbite Risk in Bitter Cold: Safety Guide
As extreme cold grips Canada, health experts warn of heightened frostbite dangers. Learn the critical signs, prevention tips, and immediate steps to take if exposed.
Nicotine Policy Driving Canadians to Illegal Products
Canada's restrictive access to authorized nicotine replacement products is inadvertently fueling an illegal market while smoking rates rise for the first time in a decade.
Frostbite Prevention and Treatment Guide
As extreme cold grips Canada, learn crucial frostbite prevention tips and emergency treatment steps from medical experts to stay safe during winter.
Ottawa Experts Warn of Youth Vaping Crisis, Call for Regulation
Health professionals and researchers gathered in Ottawa to address the escalating youth vaping crisis, urging stronger regulatory measures to protect young Canadians from nicotine addiction.
Flu Cases Drop in Waterloo Region, Second Spike Possible
Waterloo Region sees a decrease in flu cases after a holiday spike, but public health officials urge continued vaccination to prevent a potential second wave.
Moncton Woman Wants Province to Pay for Transplant Flight
Stephanie Beers of Moncton, New Brunswick, requires a life-saving transplant and is urging the provincial government to cover her travel costs to the medical facility.
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