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The defence says it has "some fitness concerns" but has been instructed by its client, Sabrina Kauldhar, to oppose such an assessment.

Health Canada has approved the vaccine, mRESVIA, for the prevention of lower respiratory tract disease in older adults, the company said.

Health Canada has approved updated mRNA vaccines targeting the KP.2 COVID-19 subvariant. These vaccines are approved for use for people six months and older.

The Public Health Agency of Canada says a very small portion of the doses ordered in 2023 were used and that its decision reflects efforts to limit vaccine wastage.

It is meant to replace an older directive, published in July, that raised concerns the government was limiting access to health care in languages other than French.

In order to qualify for the two-year program, applicants must already have a four-year undergraduate degree and a history of working in health care.

The province says both vaccines are available at participating pharmacies, public health units and doctors' offices across the province, and it's safe to get them at the same time.

Calgary pastor Artur Pawlowski was convicted in 2023 of mischief and breaching a release order for his role in the blockade at the Coutts border crossing in early 2022.

The Southern Chiefs Organization, Business Council of Manitoba, and provincial government, are setting aside $450,000 to help Indigenous students become health care professionals.

Former fashion mogul Peter Nygard is asking an Ontario court to review a decision to deny him bail as he appeals his sexual assault convictions and sentence.

The government of Alberta says it’s taking steps to strengthen legislation governing the province’s child care sector but some parents say the changes don't go far enough.

The Refugee Health Clinic in Calgary could be forced to close its doors after Mosaic Primary Care Network pulled its lion share of funding from the clinic. Drew Stremick reports.

A charge of criminal negligence causing death has been laid after a truck drove into the Boston Pizza in Fort McMurray, killing a 24-year-old woman who worked there.

In a Toronto courtroom, the Crown and defence urged Justice Rita Maxwell to accept the uncontested diagnosis of the psychiatrist and find Cunneen not criminally responsible.

The Macdonald Bridge reopened early Friday morning after a damaged construction crane near the Dartmouth end of the bridge forced its closure the day before. 

The high-dose influenza vaccine is available for all Saskatchewan residents 65 years of age and older.

Five siblings, three of them who were deaf and mute, have been killed in an Israeli airstrike in the Southern port city of Lebanon, Tyre.

Coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic, Saskatchewan’s health-care scene has gone through a very difficult time.

A woman who was forced to seek out-of-country treatment that cost more than $100,000 for her chronic condition said she welcomes a recent apology from Nova Scotia's premier

Quebec's Health Department says it will be ready to meet the expected demand for advanced applications for medical assistance in dying when it begins accepting requests next week.