The New Brunswick education minister says he’s received several anonymous threats via messages on social media platforms and through email. Continue reading →

Nova Scotia is the last province or territory in Canada to create a publicly funded immunization program for rotavirus.  Continue reading →

Vaccine hesitancy was named one of the top health threats by the World Health Organization for 2019. Continue reading →

Whooping cough, also known as pertussis, is a highly contagious disease that causes a severe cough that can last for months. For infants, it can be deadly. Continue reading →

The revisions will ensure the province respects the Canada Health Act, and there may be a number of allowable exemptions. Continue reading →

“All these people are symptomatic, lying on the ground, needing help, but can’t communicate what they need,” an official said. Continue reading →

High dose flu vaccines, designed for those who are at greater risk of hospitalization and flu-related death, are not part of the publicly-funded program. Continue reading →

Many seniors in Ontario may have to wait until Dec. 1 to get their high-dose vaccine, according to one of the province’s largest drug stores. Continue reading →

“Public Health officials advise all individuals who were potentially exposed to check their immunization records or contact their health-care provider.” Continue reading →

Early symptoms of the measles may include fever, cough, red eyes, or tiny white spots in the mouth. Continue reading →