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A Winnipeg family is grieving the loss of a mother and sister after she died waiting hours in the emergency room last month. Vasilios Bellos reports.

WATCH: Saskatchewan’s health minister says the government is still finalizing the details surrounding the independent review to bolster hospital safety announced last week.

WATCH: Saskatchewan’s First Nations Health Ombudsperson’s Office says they received a healthcare complaint from Trevor Dubois in the months preceding his death and are demanding they be included in the province’s independent healthcare review.

Hospitals across the province are bracing for what is bound to be another busy winter season with increased demand for care. In Halton region, a new command centre has been set up and it is expected to help hospitals respond to a surge in patients. Caryn Lieberman went behind the scenes to find out how the team...

N.S. NDP leader Claudia Chender continues her conversation with Ella Macdonald – discussing healthcare and intimate partner violence this past year.

The IWK has become the first site in Nova Scotia to launch ‘One Person, One Record’ – a new digital system designed to connect patient information across the province. The rollout marks the beginning of the effort to modernize health records and streamline care, with the province planning to expand the system to more hospitals...

Fixing healthcare was a pillar of this week’s Throne Speech from the NDP government. While many welcome the steps the province plans to take, some are questioning if it’s possible. Marney Blunt reports.

U.S. District Judge Margaret Garnett on Friday dismissed murder and weapons charges against alleged UnitedHealthcare CEO killer Luigi Mangione, a major blow to prosecutors that means Mangione no longer faces a possible death penalty if convicted.

The Quebec private doctors’ federation is heading to court in hopes of reversing legislation that requires all new physicians to practice in the public health care system. Some doctors are threatening to leave the province if forced to go public, and it comes as access to public healthcare is already limited. Matthew Piscina reports.

The calls for the province to declare a state of emergency in healthcare have gotten louder as the union representing health care aids and licensed practical nurses joins the push. Albertans learn all about staying safe outdoors during the winter.

The countdown to FIFA World Cup is on but before Toronto plays host, there are concerns being raised and they have nothing to do with the games or the sport itself. As Caryn Lieberman reports, doctors say Canada’s already strained healthcare system may not be able to handle a sudden surge should there be an...

A growing number of Canadians are seeking international medical solutions for treatment and care, according to a new report. Health reporter Katherine Ward are more on what experts are saying about the potential problems in Canada’s healthcare system.

A Winnipeg couple is speaking out over poor communication in Manitoba’s healthcare system. Marney Blunt reports.

New board chair Kim Nakhaie joins Ella Macdonald over Zoom to discuss the Healthy Tomorrow Foundation – which promotes everyday movement as a form of preventative healthcare.

WATCH: Frontline healthcare workers are renewing calls for action over violence on the job after the death of Trevor Dubois brought attention to the topic of violence in hospitals.

Viruses didn’t take a vacation over the holidays while friends and family got together. Madeleine McColl has the details on the Peterorough region’s respiratory virus activity, and how healthcare providers are responding.

Music has the power to heal and healthcare teams in Halton Region are noticing it can help patients in hospital too. Caryn Lieberman reports.

Danielle Smith and her UCP government took action in a number of areas in 2025, including a collaboration with the federal liberal government on a new energy agreement, and pushing forward with healthcare reforms that include more priatization. In a year end interview with Global’s Dallas Flexhaug, the premier talks about those topics, as well...

New year, and a continuing crisis in healthcare. The impact of ER closures and a looming labour unrest for paramedics. Going for gold – the superstars and surprises on the Olympic men’s hockey roster. And no fun for another new year. More backlash in Vancouver over being one of the only major cities in Canada...

Halton Regional Police and Halton Healthcare have partnered to launch a pilot Mobile Crisis Rapid Response Team which will provide support and care to individuals experiencing a mental health crisis. Caryn Lieberman reports.