Former Health Minister Jane Philpott prescription to fix Canada’s broken health-care system
Former health minister Jane Philpott shakes up the status quo with her bold vision for Canada’s health-care system in her new book, “Health for All.” She stops by to unveil her radical plan for a healthier nation, discussing the broken aspects of the current system, her proposal for universal primary care, and how it can...
The Morning Show
Apr 25
Expect more healthcare funding: finance minister on provincial budget day
“What Manitobans can expect from this budget is a focus on healthcare and affordability. ” Ahead of the Manitoba NDP government releasing its first provincial budget, Clay Young spoke with finance minister Adrien Sala.
Apr 2
New IPSOS polls paints bleak healthcare picture
New IPSOS Survey shows Canadians are twice as likely to expect the quality of their healthcare to worsen in the next few years rather than improve.
Global News Morning BC
Mar 4
UHN’s West Park maximizes nature and nurture within a healing environment
UHN’s West Park Healthcare Centre expands their campus of care by maximizing nature and nurture within its healing environment. Susan Hay has the story.
Global News at 5:30 Toronto
May 13
Secret Ontario
A growing rift between Queen’s Park and Toronto over the issue of drug decriminalization. The province will require thousands more healthcare workers over the next decade – but why was the number being kept a secret? And, remembering the incredible career of author Alice Munro.
Focus Ontario
May 18
N.S. researcher addressing violence against women
A Nova Scotia researcher is launching a new program to address the province’s high rate of violence against women. Alexa Yakubovich says working on intervention through the healthcare system has the potential to save lives. Skye Bryden-Blom has more.
Global News at 6 Halifax
May 15
Health Matters: More female doctors in operating rooms lead to better outcomes, study finds
New Ontario research shows patients treated at hospitals with a larger proportion of female surgeons and anesthesiologists have better outcomes. The findings suggest sex diversity on healthcare teams is important, not just among individual health care providers. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for May 15, 2024.
Health Matters
May 15
National nursing week
This year’s national nursing week theme focuses on the contributions of the impact nurses have on both communities and the future of healthcare. Carrie Meagher, the Manager of Simulation and Experiential Learning in the BCIT School of Health Sciences, gives Jennifer Palma a hands-on lesson in some of the innovation she’s teaching to the next...
Global News Morning BC
May 5
Non-profit group wants to create community health clinic
Efforts are underway in Vernon to help fill a healthcare gap by creating a community-based health clinic. Last fall the community lost its only walk-in doctor’s office, a critical resource given a large percentage of the population doesn’t have a family doctor. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, the push to get a community clinic up...
May 6
Parc-Extension residents get new clinic
Residents of Parc-Extension now have a new clinic. It marks another step in addressing what advocates say is a serious lack of access to healthcare in the area. But as Global’s Phil Carpenter reports, even more resources are needed and the clinic faces challenges because of government policies.
Apr 26
WRHA patient survey
The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority wants to hear from you about your healthcare experience. More on the pilot project using real-time point of care surveys.
Apr 23
‘I Don’t Know Who You Are’: Canadian film explores HIV health care challenges
M.H. Murray made his full-length directorial debut with “I Don’t Know Who You are.” He stops by with rising TIFF star Mark Clennon. Murray shares what inspired him to make this film, while Clennon reflects on his immersive portrayal of the protagonist, Benjamin. They also discuss the film’s exploration of Canadian healthcare challenges and its...
The Morning Show
Apr 26
IHA delivers 800,000 immunization doses in 2023
It’s National Immunization Week and here in the Interior Health region, the occasion is being used to help raise awareness and thank the healthcare providers who helped deliver immunization doses across the region. But it’s also an opportunity to help boost vaccine rates because as Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, there may be some post-pandemic vaccine...
Apr 23
The Morning Show: April 25
On today’s episode of The Morning Show: We talk to the latest evictees of Big Brother Canada. Plus, we get all the fallout from TikTok’s potential ban in the US. Also, we talk to Shahzadi Devje about her budget-friendly salad delights. Plus, Rebecca Wisocky and Sheila Carrasco from “Ghosts” talk to us about their delight...
The Morning Show
Apr 25
How Stanley Park’s longest resident survived for more than 30 years in the park
Christenson Bailey has called the thick forests of Stanley Park home for more than 30 years, in part 2 of her series, Global’s Alissa Thibault learns how Bailey managed to access healthcare and other services while living “off the grid.”
Global News Hour at 6 BC
Apr 18
Global News at 5:30 Toronto: April 16, 2024
The federal government has unveiled its 2024 budget – we have the highlights and reaction. Toronto police release dramatic video of a carjacking – and the search continues for a suspect. And, more for-profit healthcare clinics are popping up in Ontario – how the Ford government is responding.
Global News at 5:30 Toronto
Apr 16
Global News Hour at 6 BC: April 16
Nearly two weeks after a B.C. doctor was the innocent victim of a downtown Vancouver shooting, one person has been arrested and charged. More controversy surrounding the government’s drug decriminalization pilot program – after comments from some of B.C.’s top police officers. And from housing to healthcare, the federal Liberals unveil their spring budget.
Global BC
Apr 16
Ontario exploring funding options for nurse practitioners amidst billing concerns
The Ford government is exploring options on how to bring nurse practitioners into the public healthcare system as service providers similar to doctors as the province deals with increased complaints of fee-based clinics that have popped up across Ontario. Global News’ Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello reports.
Apr 15
Global News at 5:30 Toronto: April 15, 2024
The body of a 14-year-old boy pulled from Lake Ontario near Ashbridges Bay – what led up to the tragedy. After about 2 months of strikes, a tentative deal has been reached at York University – how much of the school year can students even salvage? And, as more fee-based healthcare clinics pop up in...
Global News at 5:30 Toronto
Apr 15
BC United calls for Mental Health Act amendments
The BC United Opposition introduced new legislation to amend the Mental Health Act and improve communication between healthcare teams and families of people with mental health issues. Richard Zussman reports.
Global News Hour at 6 BC
Apr 9