Provincial Funding for Indigenous Primary Care in Ontario
Ontario announces provincial funding to help Indigenous communities access primary care, improving healthcare services and addressing disparities.
Category : Healthcare Policy
SIU clears Ottawa officer after man breaks nose at hospital
Ontario's police watchdog cleared an Ottawa officer after a man broke his nose during a Mental Health Act apprehension at Montfort Hospital in February.
Edmonton Mourns End of National E-Prescription Service
Alberta pharmacists and doctors express dismay as PrescribeIT, a national e-prescription platform, shuts down after eight years, forcing a return to fax-based prescriptions.
Nova Scotia Care Workers Vote on Deal After 8-Week Strike
After an eight-week strike, long-term care workers in Nova Scotia are voting on a tentative agreement, potentially ending the labor dispute.
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Quebec energy drink ban for under-16s nears law
Quebec's proposed ban on energy drinks for those under 16 may pass this week, aiming to protect youth health. The legislation targets high-caffeine beverages.
B.C. Appoints Mediator After 911 Workers Strike Notice
The B.C. government appoints Vince Ready as mediator after E-Comm 911 workers issue a 72-hour strike notice over staffing, workload, and sustainability.
Provincial Independence and Loss of Portable Health Benefits
An opinion piece explores how provincial independence could lead to loss of portable health benefits under the Canada Health Act, with Quebec and Alberta as examples.
Manitoba Unveils First Nurse-to-Patient Ratio Guidelines
Manitoba's health minister announced the province's first nurse-to-patient ratio recommendations, aiming to improve patient care and working conditions for nurses.
Alberta Separatist Lawyer Cleared of Law Society Charges
Alberta's legal regulator dismissed two disciplinary charges against separatist lawyer Jeffrey Rath, finding his COVID-era correspondence didn't breach professional standards.
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Quebec Tories Oppose Energy Drink Ban for Minors
The Quebec Conservative Party's sole MNA faces backlash for pledging to block a bill banning energy drinks for minors under 16, drawing accusations of being 'heartless'.
Winnipeg paramedic shortage looms over new overdose team
Advocates question how Winnipeg will staff a new overdose response team amid a paramedic shortage, raising concerns about response times and resource allocation.
Doctor Criticizes Alberta's New Hospital Funding Model
Dr. Braden Manns explains why Alberta's 'patient-focused funding' model won't fix systemic issues in healthcare, calling it a misstep.
Ottawa Man Critical After Overbrook Shooting
A man is in critical condition after a shooting in Ottawa's Overbrook neighbourhood. Police have one person in custody and are investigating.
Manitoba Invests $1M in Overdose Response, Shelter Training
The Manitoba government is allocating $1 million to support an overdose response team and provide training for shelter staff, aiming to combat the ongoing opioid crisis.
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Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit Top-Up This Week
Eligible Canadians will receive a one-time top-up payment of 50% of their previous GST/HST credit on Friday, June 5, 2026, as part of the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit.
Mother's Grief Sparks AED Law in Pennsylvania
After losing her son to sudden cardiac arrest, Rachel Moyer advocates for AEDs. Pennsylvania's new law requires them at youth sports events. More states should follow.
Alberta Gets D- in Food Bank Report Card
Alberta received a D- grade in Canada's annual food bank poverty report card, but an economist suggests the full picture is more complex. The report highlights ongoing challenges.
MAID Complications Challenge 'Good Death' Narrative
Medical assistance in dying complications, like failed sedation and resumed breathing, raise concerns about informed consent and idealized portrayals of assisted death.
Most Canadians unaware of MAID expansion for mental illness
A new poll reveals 56% of Canadians are unaware of the planned MAID expansion for mental illness by 2027, with opinions deeply divided on the issue.
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9 in 10 Canadians Call for Health System Change: Survey
A new Nanos Research survey reveals 91% of Canadians want widespread health system change, with 70% feeling worried or frustrated. Long waits are the top concern.
Dr. Oz: 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' Is Just Stupid
During a White House briefing, Dr. Mehmet Oz dismissed 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' as stupidity, echoing Trump's claims despite no medical recognition.
Alberta Spending $125M on New Medical Examiner Facility
The Alberta government allocates $125 million for a new chief medical examiner facility in Edmonton, aiming to upgrade autopsy services and infrastructure.
Trump Adviser: Higher Spending Shows Optimism, Economists Disagree
Kevin Hassett says increased consumer spending reflects optimism, but economists argue it's driven by higher prices, not confidence. Food costs remain high.
Oz Fails to Justify Trump's Four Medical Checkups
Asked about Trump's four recent medical checkups, Dr. Oz claimed Trump 'likes the results' and is in perfect health, despite no detailed records released.
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N.S. long-term care residents, families urge higher wage offer
Residents and families in Nova Scotia long-term care are pressing the province to increase wage offers amid ongoing strikes and staffing shortages.
UK May Review Killer's 21-Year Sentence After Requests
The UK attorney general's office may reconsider Vickrum Digwa's 21-year sentence for stabbing Henry Nowak, following public outcry and political reactions.
Protesters to Gather in Quebec City Against Forced Hospitalizations
Montreal protesters plan to gather in Quebec City to oppose forced hospitalizations, citing concerns over civil liberties and medical ethics.
Most Canadians Want Health System Changes: Survey
A new survey reveals that the vast majority of Canadians support changes to the healthcare system, highlighting concerns over wait times and access.
Two Dead in Kenya Protest Over US Ebola Facility
Two protesters died in central Kenya during a demonstration against a planned US Ebola quarantine facility. President Ruto defends the facility, citing health cooperation with Washington.
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Alberta Links Hospital Funding to Patient Care in New Model
Alberta unveils a patient-focused funding model for hospitals, linking funds to care delivered. Phase one covers four surgeries at 12 hospitals.
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