βItβs not fairβ: Nova Scotia family who lost baby says health-care system failed them
A Nova Scotia family expresses their heartbreak after losing their baby, accusing the healthcare system of failing to respond adequately to urgent prenatal concerns.
Overcoming trauma thread by thread: Cambria Harrisβ healing journey after loss
Cambria Harris uses her artistic talents in sewing and painting to express her healing journey and address personal and cultural issues surrounding trauma and loss.
GLOBAL THREAT: A disease that was already forgotten is quickly becoming untreatable
Typhus, an ancient disease impacting humanity for millennia, is evolving into a form increasingly resistant to treatments and spreading rapidly worldwide.
Manitoba launches drug-trafficking task force as province has βhad enoughβ
The Manitoba government is establishing a drug enforcement task force to combat the increasing prevalence of illicit drugs in the province.
Mental health funding tied to 2020 mass shooting part of Nova Scotia budget cuts
Nova Scotia is cutting mental health funding linked to the 2020 mass shooting as part of significant budget reductions.
David Bowieβs daughter says she missed dadβs death when forced into rehab centre
Alexandria Jones, daughter of David Bowie, reflects on her struggles with mental health and eating disorders, stating she was sent to rehab during her father's illness.
Cervical cancer is the 'fastest-rising' form in Canada as doctors urge action
Cervical cancer is rapidly increasing in Canada, prompting health officials to call for more government action despite a long-term elimination plan.
Martin Shortβs family βdevastatedβ by death of daughter, Katherine, at 42
Katherine Short, the daughter of actor Martin Short, has passed away at the age of 42, with the family expressing profound grief and requesting privacy during this difficult time.
A Toronto hospital has ranked in the top 10 worldβs best
Toronto General Hospital has achieved the highest rank for a Canadian hospital, coming in second in Newsweek's Worldβs Best Hospitals 2026 ranking.
The Curator: The best leakproof underwear available in Canada
This article reviews the top leakproof underwear options available in Canada for various needs such as menstruation and bladder leaks.
Social networks should not be banned for minors under 16 years old
A growing global movement advocates for the restriction of social media access to individuals under 16, despite those in many countries currently being allowed access from age 13.
Quebec father who drowned kids in 2022 wraps testimony at his murder trial
Kamaljit Arora, who admitted to drowning two of his children in 2022, concluded his testimony at his murder trial in Laval, Quebec.
Alberta nurses ratify collective agreement with Covenant Health: union
Alberta nurses represented by the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees have ratified a new collective agreement with Covenant Health, which includes significant pay increases and improved working conditions.
Public health warns of potential Kingston measles exposures
Southeast Public Health is alerting Kingston residents to possible measles exposures following a confirmed case in the community, encouraging vaccination status verification.
βHead over hoovesβ: Toronto Zoo announces birth of calf from endangered giraffe species
The Toronto Zoo announced the birth of a female Masai giraffe calf, an endangered species, celebrating a successful delivery and the health of both mother and calf.
Robert Carradine, βLizzie McGuireβ and βRevenge of the Nerdsβ actor, dead at 71
Actor Robert Carradine, known for his roles in βLizzie McGuireβ and βRevenge of the Nerdsβ, passed away at 71, according to his family.
Ontario family health teams urge funding to retain nurses, health professionals
Ontario family health teams are calling for increased funding to retain nurses and other health professionals, as they warn that crucial support for primary care is deteriorating amidst efforts to improve healthcare access.
Pillow talk: best pillows in Canada for every sleep style
This article reviews various types of pillows available in Canada, highlighting their features and benefits for different sleep styles.
Zambia: Zambians Pay Price Amid Copperbelt Mining Boom
Zambians are facing significant environmental and health issues due to the mining boom driven by global demand for copper.
Okanagan mom found support, help in group after son died from overdose
A mother in Okanagan, Canada, seeks support from a group after losing her son to a drug overdose, highlighting the stigma and isolation often faced by families affected by addiction.
βI killed people:β Ex-girlfriend of accused mass killer tells trial he confessed
The ex-girlfriend of Jamie Felix testified that he confessed to her about the mass shooting in Winnipeg shortly after it occurred, revealing the emotional turmoil he experienced.
How a normal health checkup saved an Edmonton woman's life
A routine health checkup led to the diagnosis of a serious heart condition for Keri Pratt, leading to a life-saving surgical procedure.
LaGrange addresses communication concern over Parkland County standing measles warning
Alberta's health minister responds to communication issues regarding a standing measles warning in Parkland County, where multiple cases have been reported.
βWe need to actβ on menβs health, minister says as government seeks feedback
Canada's Health Minister Marjorie Michel emphasizes the need for a national strategy to improve men's health outcomes while seeking public consultation.
Alberta βshooting itself in the footβ by blaming immigrants, say experts
Experts warn that Alberta's proposed immigration policies could negatively impact the province by deterring newcomers who are vital to various sectors.
Eric Dane GoFundMe for daughters, health-care costs tops $300,000
A GoFundMe initiative supporting Eric Dane's family has raised over $300,000 following his death from ALS.
βNo thank youβ: Greenland rejects Trumpβs hospital ship offer
Greenland's Prime Minister rejects U.S. President Trump's offer to send a hospital ship, defending the local health care system amid tensions over Trump's previous interest in acquiring the territory.
βJersey Shoreβ star Nicole βSnookiβ Polizzi says she has cervical cancer
Nicole βSnookiβ Polizzi, famed for her role in 'Jersey Shore', has disclosed her Stage 1 cervical cancer diagnosis in a recent TikTok video.
How Ukraine stopped trending | Ukraine This Week
The Kyiv Independent's latest report discusses the changing dynamics of global support for Ukraine amid the ongoing conflict with Russia.
The USA Leaves WHO. What Does It Mean When the Next Epidemic Breaks Out?
The United States' departure from the World Health Organization poses significant implications for global health data collection and responses to future epidemics.
Dr. Joss Reimer says misinformation a key target as she becomes Canadaβs top doctor
Dr. Joss Reimer emphasizes the importance of tackling health misinformation and rebuilding public trust as she steps into her role as Canadaβs chief public health officer.
Canadaβs incoming top doctor says restoring public trust a top priority
Dr. Joss Reimer, Canada's incoming chief public health officer, emphasizes the importance of combating health misinformation and rebuilding public trust as her main objectives in her new role.
Watch the 60th annual Variety Show of Hearts Telethon
The 60th annual Variety Show of Hearts Telethon highlights efforts to support children with disabilities and complex health needs through a televised fundraising event.
Climate Change: The Number of Days with High Wildfire Risk Has Almost Tripled
The risk of wildfires has significantly increased over recent decades, with a study showing that the number of days with high wildfire risk has nearly tripled globally.
Everyone can contribute something to the healing of the world that is falling apart
The article discusses the importance of being present in everyday life amidst global chaos and emphasizes the potential for individual action to effect change.
'What are they hiding?': Okanagan mom denied sonβs medical records after his suicide
Angelina Stamper seeks answers about her son Sheldon's mental health treatment following his suicide, highlighting struggles with accessing his medical records.
4 in 10 Canadians used credit cards more last year than in 2024: report
A recent report reveals that a significant portion of Canadians have increased their reliance on credit cards, with many struggling to make payments beyond the minimum.
Calls for more information on mental health, gun history of Tumbler Ridge shooter
There are growing demands for transparency regarding the mental health and firearm history of the shooter in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting incident.
Gaza war deaths far higher than official figures β study
A study published in The Lancet Global Health indicates that the actual number of deaths in Gaza due to the recent Israel-Hamas conflict is significantly higher than reported by local health authorities.
B.C. government spending $50M to expand availability of nasal naloxone across province
British Columbia is allocating $50 million to enhance the distribution of nasal naloxone as part of its response to the ongoing overdose crisis.
Saskatoon man faces 14-year sentence after shooting over gang rivalry
Zennen Thomas has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for the fatal shooting of Kaylum Tom, an incident tied to gang rivalry in Saskatoon.
βEven Stevensβ star Christy Carlson Romano reveals positive cancer screening
Christy Carlson Romano, known for her role in 'Even Stevens', shared her emotional health update about a positive cancer screening result while discussing her family history of cancer.
The Curator: 8 best mattress toppers of 2026 for ultimate comfort
This article reviews the best mattress toppers of 2026, highlighting their benefits for sleep quality and comfort.
Obese individuals fare worse with influenza and other infections. The study shows the scale of risk
A new study highlights the significant impact of obesity on the severity of infectious diseases and related hospitalizations and deaths.
From Paris to New Delhi: The Battle to Restrict Social Media for Teenagers Gains Global Dimension
There is a growing international movement to restrict social media access for minors, initially sparked by Australia's policies, which are now being echoed in various countries across Europe and Asia.
The three viruses that could trigger new crises in 2026
Experts warn that global conditions in 2026 could promote the evolution and spread of certain viruses, including avian flu, mpox, and the less-known Oropouche virus.
After tragedy, Lapu Lapu victims were victims of βsnoopingβ at hospitals: report
A report reveals that health-care workers accessed medical records of Lapu Lapu tragedy victims without authorization, leading to a significant breach of privacy.
Promised replacement of aging long-term care home in Kelowna put on hold indefinitely
Plans to replace the aging Cottonwoods Extended Care home in Kelowna, B.C., have been indefinitely paused according to the recent provincial budget announcement.
B.C. paramedics vote 97% in favour of strike action
Paramedics in British Columbia have overwhelmingly voted to authorize strike action after contract negotiations broke down with their employer.
Studies indicate that medical devices may contain plastics with bisphenol
Research suggests that bisphenol A (BPA), a toxic substance found in many plastics, may still be present in medical devices despite global bans.