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  • More Canadians see measles as dangerous compared to COVID, flu: poll
    As measles cases continue to rise across the country, an Ipsos poll shows that most Canadians see the disease as dangerous. Fewer said the same for COVID-19 and the flu.
    Health
    Mar 27
  • Over 25% of young Canadian deaths linked to opioids amid pandemic: study
    Across Canada, the burden of premature opioid-related deaths doubled between 2019 and 2021, representing more than one-quarter of deaths among younger adults, a study found.
    Health
    Apr 15
  • Hot Docs left out of budget 2024 funds as financial woes cloud arts organization
    Left out of the budget is Hot Docs, the nation's largest documentary film festival, which organizers said is in dire financial straits and may not be able to do an event next year.
    Entertainment
    Apr 18
  • Interior Health delivers nearly 800K immunization doses in 2023
    The released figure of 784,980 comes during National Immunization Awareness Week, which runs April 22-30.
    Health
    Apr 23
  • Norovirus cases spiking in U.S. What about Canada?
    Flu season may be winding down, but health officials are noting a rise of norovirus in Canada, the nasty stomach bug that can cause severe gastrointestinal symptoms.
    Health
    Mar 28
  • N.S. couple dies from strep A just hours apart. Their family is speaking out
    Two sisters from Nova Scotia are warning the public about an invasive form of strep after their mother and step-father died from the disease on the same day earlier this year.
    Health
    Apr 6
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  • B.C.’s vulnerable urged to get COVID-19 booster as peak of illness season passes
    It will be available throughout the provinces at pharmacies, regional health-authority clinics, some primary-care offices, and community health centres. 
    Health
    Apr 8
  • Animal neglect in New Brunswick reaching ‘record-breaking’ levels in 2024: SPCA
    In a release from the New Brunswick SCPA, it was said that the animal rescue group is already up 149 calls from this point a year ago.
    Canada
    Apr 18
  • ‘Dangerous’: Ontario lab closures would put lives at risk, workers warn
    OPSEU says the proposed closures would close labs in Timmins, Sault Ste. Marie, Orillia, Hamilton, Kingston, and Peterborough.
    Health
    Apr 17
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  • Leave Canada or sue? Auto theft victims consider their options as cases surge
    The surge in auto thefts has led to rises in home invasions, violent robberies and gun violence throughout the GTA, according to Toronto police.  
    Canada
    Apr 13
  • B.C. Conservatives dump controversial doctor candidate hours after announcing him
    Stephen Malthouse's licence to practise medicine in B.C. has been suspended since March 2022, amid an investigation launched after complaints from other doctors. 
    Politics
    Mar 28
  • Inflation ticked higher in March. Are Bank of Canada rate cuts still in the cards?
    Statistics Canada reported that the overall inflation in the country was 2.9 per cent year-over-year in March, up from 2.8 per cent the previous month. 
    Economy
    Apr 16
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  • Regina Humane Society sends out urgent plea to adopt dogs
    According to RHS, dogs are waiting 64 per cent longer to be adopted than the average for dogs in its care, after COVID-19 saw very high adoption rates.
    Canada
    Apr 25
  • As measles cases rise, Montreal public health optimistic outbreak can be brought under control
    Quebec's Health Department reported 16 measles cases in Montreal and a total of 29 cases across the province, up from 17 on March 11.
    Health
    Mar 20
  • Ontario may not meet LTC direct care target due to staff shortages: document
    There is a "systemic shortage of nurses" across all sectors, according to a briefing document for Long-Term Care Minister Stan Cho when he took over the file in September. 
    Health
    Apr 16
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  • Toronto sees huge revenue jump from parking fees. Here’s how much you paid
    The Toronto Parking Authority is reporting a 20 per cent jump in revenue for 2023 largely due to more people paying for parking, it says.
    Canada
    Apr 25
  • Neurological conditions affect 3.4B people worldwide. What about Canada?
    Neurological conditions, such as Alzheimer's disease, migraines, stroke and multiple sclerosis, are now the leading of ill health and disability around the world.
    Health
    Mar 15
  • Nova Scotia town seeking novel approach to dealing with unruly university students
    A small Nova Scotia town that has struggled to tame its sometimes rowdy population of university students is considering advice from an unlikely source.
    Canada
    Apr 8
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  • Bird flu risks: What to know as the ‘versatile’ virus continues to spread
    As the avian flu, also known as bird flu, continues to spread across the globe, concerns persist regarding its potential risks to human health.
    Health
    Apr 2
  • ‘Critical’ to get measles vaccine to stem outbreaks: WHO
    Vaccinating children who missed their measles shots during the COVID-19 pandemic is critical, a senior World Health Organization official said on Tuesday.
    Health
    Mar 19
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