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The health-care teams at Penticton Regional Hospital and Penticton Heath Centre have received international recognition for their care and support of new parents and their babies.

On Friday, local officials were presented with the official designation at Penticton Regional Hospital.

Speaker of the House Greg Fergus booted the Conservative leader from the House of Commons, after Pierre Poilievre called Justin Trudeau a 'wacko prime minister.'

A natural supplement, invented and developed by a team of Canadian researchers, has been shown to prevent postpartum blues and reduce symptoms of postpartum depression.

Essential items and tools that new parents should invest in before the baby arrives.

Overall, 51 per cent in the poll of young Americans said they want to enter parenthood, with another 30 per cent unsure, while 18 per cent said they did not want kids.

From faux fish to tahini everything, here are the top food trends predicted to make waves this year.

Dozens of unauthorized pills claiming to help boost your sex game have been taken off the market across Canada over the past year.

Kelsey Hatcher's double pregnancy is considered a "one in a million" occurrence.

Meredith Barnyak, the breastfeeding mom, has had to deal with internet commenters criticizing her actions.

The Rutland Health Centre has reopened its doors at a new location. Services are now accessible at 285 Aurora Cres, Suite 102 in Kelowna.

Abbott Nutrition in Michigan shut down in February 2022 due to contamination concerns. Although it has now restarted it is still not operating at 100 per cent capacity.

British Columbians with HIV have less access than other Canadians to a long-lasting injectable drug that would make treating their conditions easier.

Research shows how retinol may help clear skin and have slow-aging effects. A dermatologist shares tips on how to use it safely and effectively

Do you need a baby bath? How important are diaper warmers? These six basics are the place to start as you move into your third trimester.

Manitoba is gearing up for the season of sniffles and coughs by sending out COVID and seasonal flu shots across the province.

Energy shots are not considered energy drinks; instead, they adhere to the regulations governing natural health products, while energy drinks are categorized as food products.

Monster brand energy drinks have been recalled by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) due to improper labelling and caffeine content. 

Health Canada says energy drinks can have no more than 180 milligrams of caffeine in them and must have proper labelling, but Alani Nu is advertised as having 200 mg per can.

Energy drinks are widespread across Canada, and while some have labels advising they are not recommended for those under the age of 18, purchases are generally not restricted.