Dr. Robert Jean Ngola says a deluge of harassment and racist taunts followed him, both online and in-person, as part of the fallout from allegations he was "patient zero" in a COVID-19 outbreak

Lawyer Etienne said the alleged provincial offence is not a criminal charge, but 'the same provincial set of laws that are used when police give people speeding tickets.'

A group of internationally trained physicians and medical graduates have taken their fight against what they call systemic racism in B.C.'s residency program to the province's human rights tribunal.

Virtual health care has become common during the pandemic, with patients and physicians voicing their support and Maritime provinces working to support its use in the future.

Kawartha Lakes family doctors continue to conduct virtual appointments with patients as coronavirus safety measures continue.

The doctor who snooped through the medical files of more than 100 girls and young women has died

The one new case of COVID-19 is a person aged 80 to 89 "linked to" a long-term care facility in the Campbellton area.

More than 2,000 tests were processed Sunday, the largest amount of tests completed in New Brunswick in a single day.

New Brunswick reported two new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, including a worker in a long-term care facility.

The doctor connected to a new outbreak of COVID-19 cases in northern New Brunswick has been suspended indefinitely by the hospital where he works, Global News has learned.