Justice Minister to table bill that would also pave way for advance consent

The former governor-general says it’s ‘appalling’ patients feel they have to leave the country and pay out of pocket to access surgery

WHO is working on step-by-step guidance for when the dozens of passengers remaining on the ship disembark and travel home

New cases have steadily increased over the last six years, with 328 detected in 2025, province says

People need to get comfortable performing lifesaving chest compressions on female bodies, and training on breasted manikins needs to reinforce this

Parliamentary committee expected to issue report on whether to extend access to those with mental illness

Federal government will follow recommendations of parliamentary committee studying issue, sources say

Federal government will follow recommendations of parliamentary committee studying issue, sources say

Representatives of MADD to meet with government officials to advocate for built-in alcohol-detection systems when the technology is ready

Province will join PEI in lowering screening age

She also worked as a UN commissioner and prosecuted war crimes in the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda

Dangerous opioids, declines in support services and other factors each play a part in making Alberta’s capital an outlier

Claire Brosseau already suing federal government over ban for people whose only condition is mental illness

Campaign to attract best and brightest aims to bring in 100 early- to mid-career scientists from other countries

Astronaut joins SpaceX mission launching from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida

Cardinal Frank Leo appealed to Prime Minister Mark Carney to ‘choose life not death’

Mary Simon was not fluent in French, but Prime Minister Mark Carney said her replacement will be fluent in both official languages

Earlier this year, another survey found that people who followed health advice from AI were five times more likely to experience harms than those who did not

Advocates say it’s a case of a foreign-trained worker getting entangled in bureaucratic errors

Nurse whose 11-year-old son died at a Vancouver Island hospital worries new laws may perpetuate systemic problems

Letter from more than 1,400 registrants and graduate students calls for the removal of Tony DeBono as registrar of the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts

The Ottawa Bureau Chief exemplifies the highest standards of political reporting, CJF says

Project’s goals include better understanding differences in health outcomes, flagging gaps in care and improving services

Embroidered leather gloves and a birch bark sap collector were among objects unveiled

Removal of black-box warnings on hormone therapy products by U.S. authorities reflects sea change in how treatment is viewed

The highly contagious, airborne disease has made a comeback in this country

The return of measles has been largely attributed to lower childhood vaccination rates

Bryce Desrochers, who lives with cerebral palsy, and his parents founded league to ensure all individuals can play ball

Bryce Desrochers, who lives with cerebral palsy, and his parents founded league to ensure all individuals can play ball

Roundtable participants voice concerns about how to move ahead with procedure without final consent

Surgeons had to operate on Julia Morris at 23 weeks without endangering the fetus. The procedure is believed to be the first of its kind in Canada in the second trimester

This will be the Prime Minister’s second trip to the White House since taking office this year

Owners, one of whom was arrested yesterday when she and her daughter refused to leave the bird pens, have also filed for leave to appeal the order

Political observers, medical professionals believe President and his administration taking ideological positions rather than scientific ones

By the end of October, ER nurses throughout the province will be able to administer antibiotics and IV fluids to anyone suspected of having sepsis

Like all Cinderella stories, there’s an urgent carriage-to-pumpkin timeline looming for The European Correspondent.

Group of Indigenous midwives and community health workers had launched the Call Auntie phone line to advise and support Indigenous patients

Finance ministers are increasing efforts to step up the use of seized Russian funds to backstop Kyiv, federal government says

Funding agreement with OXARO Inc., an Ottawa-based company, will conclude at the end of March

Eric Hoskins had called upon provinces and territories to try and reach agreements before the election campaign

West Coast Health Alliance emerges as the CDC, under RFK Jr., has fired senior leadership, lost staff and replaced members of a key vaccine recommendation panel

When Rheanna Laderoute fell ill, doctors failed to follow up on signs of sepsis. Her sister wants accountability