Category : Public Health


Measles Cases Surge in U.S., Spread to Five More States

The measles outbreak in the United States continues to grow, with five additional states reporting cases this week. California, Minnesota, Washington, Idaho, and Kentucky have joined the list of affected regions.

U.S. Withdraws from WHO Over Pandemic Response

The United States has formally severed ties with the World Health Organization, citing its COVID-19 response and inability to reform. The Trump administration insists the U.S. will remain a global health leader.

N.B. to Release Final Report on Mystery Brain Disease

The New Brunswick government is preparing to deliver its conclusive findings on a perplexing neurological illness that has affected residents, with the report expected to provide critical insights.

London Cares Opens Extra Warming Spaces Overnight

London Cares has opened additional overnight warming spaces to provide refuge for unhoused individuals during a severe cold spell, highlighting community efforts to address homelessness.

Gatineau Boil Water Advisory Impacts 77,000

A boil water advisory has been issued for 77,000 residents in Gatineau, Quebec, requiring precautions until water safety is confirmed by municipal authorities.

U.S. Measles Elimination Status at Risk

The United States risks losing its measles elimination status after 25 years as outbreaks spread nationwide, fueled by vaccine misinformation and declining immunization rates.

Quebec Measles Outbreak Expands to 11 Cases

Quebec's measles outbreak has expanded to 11 confirmed cases, with exposure at Montreal Children's Hospital. Health authorities provide isolation guidelines and immunity criteria.

Manitoba Lung Health Tips for Winter Cold Snaps

Juliette Mucha of the Manitoba Lung Association provides essential guidance on avoiding lung irritation during harsh winter months, as temperatures drop across the province.

Canada Mandates Food Warning Labels for Health

New Canadian regulations require clear front-of-package nutrition warnings on foods high in saturated fat, sugars, or sodium starting January 2026 to help consumers make healthier choices.

Elderly Pedestrian Hit in New Westminster, Police Say

An elderly pedestrian was struck by a vehicle in New Westminster, according to local police. Authorities are investigating the incident, which highlights ongoing road safety concerns for vulnerable residents.

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