Health Care
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How to make health care better in Canada? We asked 5 expertsGlobal News spoke with five experts to break down the biggest issues in health care today and what federal leaders can do to address them.HealthMar 26
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Winnipegger urges patients to advocate for themselves after mother’s delayed cancer diagnosisHer family says Zoe Leslie had been to the doctor repeatedly in the past several months, and was told her symptoms were nothing serious.HealthMar 10
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Strike postponed as Manitoba health-care workers vote on tentative agreementThe Manitoba Association of Health Care Professionals says the strike planned for today is postponed until workers can vote on the tentative agreement.HealthMar 7
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AIMS software 2nd phase rollout sparks concerns for Saskatchewan health-care workersSEIU-West president Barbara Cape is raising concerns about the new phase rollout for the AIMS payroll system for Saskatchewan health care.HealthFeb 26
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Manitoba surpasses goal of hiring 1,000 health-care workers, says health ministerThe province says it hired 1,255 new health staff to work in the public system from last April to the end of December.HealthFeb 7
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N.S. woman plans surgery in United States after winning court case against provinceJennifer Brady won her appeal before the Nova Scotia Supreme Court after a years-long battle, drawing a public apology from the premier over how the province handled her case.HealthFeb 5
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Caring for Kids Radiothon raises critical supports for Alberta Children’s HospitalFrom 6 am to 7 am each day (Feb. 5-7th) kids, families, medical experts, and dedicated community members will take over the airwaves for the 22nd annual marathon fundraising event.HealthFeb 4
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Five key things to watch for during Ontario’s snap election campaignOver the next 28 days, Ontario's major political parties and their leaders will tour the province pitching for votes and outlining their visions for the future.PoliticsJan 29
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Sask. mother shares experience with daughter’s ‘extremely rare’ genetic mutationLayna Lou Gardiner is an 18-month-old girl who was born with a rare gene mutation on the PBX1 gene that affects almost all of her organs.HealthJan 28
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Ontario proposes requiring health staffing agencies to disclose their ratesOntario is proposing to increase transparency and accountability around staffing agencies, as hospitals and long-term care homes spend about $1 billion a year to fill shifts.PoliticsDec 20, 2024
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