No quick fix for shortage of cold, flu medication, pharmacists say
Soaring and sustained demand for adult cold and flu medication is forcing pharmacists and patients to contend with shortages across Canada.
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A doctor's plea for a safe consumption site for Kenora as it deals with spike in HIV/AIDS
More cases of HIV/AIDS have been reported in Kenora, Ont., in the last 12 months than in the last eight years, prompting one doctor in the community to call for a safe consumption site to help address the issue.
Putting takeout to the test: the shocking amount of sodium in some restaurant meals
Marketplace reveals how much sodium is in some popular restaurant meals and shares how consumers can avoid getting caught in a sodium trap.
Cases of highly contagious 'Kraken' Omicron subvariant identified in Alberta
There have been four confirmed cases of the new Omicron subvariant XBB 1.5 of the the province said on Wednesday. It is the latest variant to emerge.
N.S. reports total of 20 COVID-19 deaths in first weekly update of 2023
Nova Scotia has reported 1 new and 19 past COVID-19 deaths within the latest reporting week from Dec. 20 to Jan. 2. It saw average of 110 positive PCR tests per day from Dec. 20 to Jan. 2.
'Thank you for my life': Canadians honoured for their work on organ transplants
Simon Keith and Dr. Lori West have been appointed to Order of Canada for their work around organ transplants, and helping recipients lead active and fulfilling lives after their procedures.
Caught as a fake in St. John's, imposter nurse Lisa Driscoll still landed a job in Gander
Chancellor Park owner Barry Parsons has confirmed that imposter nurse Lisa Driscoll worked at the St. John's long-term care home and was terminated in June.