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

Tech giants Apple and Google are working on contact tracing coronavirus infections using cellphone data. The Saskatchewan Health Ministry says it is assessing similar programs.

An office assistant was fined $4,000 for snooping into two people's health records while she worked at a medical clinic in Edmonton's Terwillegar area.

Most Canadians would like to see more technology being used in their health care, according to a new report.

The Nova Scotia Health Authority says 2,841 people and their next of kin are being notified about the breach.

In a statement, Ohad Arazi of Telus Health said the error affected a total of 876 patients across Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario and Saskatchewan.

Alberta Health Services is alerting 178 patients that their health information was inappropriately accessed by a former AHS administrative employee.

A former employee of the health authority improperly accessed the electronic personal health information of 105 people.

Interior Health is rolling out its MyHealthPortal in the south Okanagan, which gives patients 24-hour access to their health records.

The province is scrapping a plan to combine your health card with your driver's licence.