COVID-19 and flu set to peak over holiday season in Ontario, Moore urges vaccinations
Ontario's top doctor says there is "a lot" of COVID-19 circulating in the province right now, and levels of both that virus and influenza are on the rise.
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They found a family doctor, but say nobody told them
More people have come forward with concerns about a lack of communication from the Appletree chain of clinics in Ottawa when patients became attached to family doctors with little notice or no follow-up.
Canada-made fentanyl being sold overseas, RCMP says
A senior RCMP officer says Canada has become both a producer and exporter of illegal fentanyl and it’s a 'significant problem.'
Books, internet and naloxone: In-house nurse supports people in crisis at Edmonton library
Tabatha Plesuk began working as an overdose prevention nurse at Edmonton's Stanley Milner Library in August 2022. The pilot program was developed, in part, to respond to an increase in security incidents at the library.
In the bleak midwinter: Lightening your mood when dark days bring on seasonal depression
SAD is another name for seasonal, or winter, depression. For most people, the symptoms won't significantly undermine daily functioning — but you may still not feel your best at this time of year.
Seeking an Rx for food insecurity: How different countries are tackling the same problem
Food insecurity is a growing problem in Canada. Here's what some other countries have done to try to curb the issue.
Decades after he nearly died, hockey player asks why neck guards still aren't mandatory
The tragic death of Adam Johnson, 29, during a U.K. pro game has renewed the debate over mandatory neck guards in hockey. Kim Crouch, the man who wore the first one 50 years ago, hopes things will finally change.