‘I’m enraged that I wasn’t heard’: Indigenous mom speaks out after Stage 3 cancer diagnosis
  • Jul 31, 2026

‘I’m enraged that I wasn’t heard’: Indigenous mom speaks out after Stage 3 cancer diagnosis

  • CTV News
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  • Abigail Bimman
N.L. health authority spent just under $10M, so far, on a contract seeking efficiencies
  • Jul 31, 2026

N.L. health authority spent just under $10M, so far, on a contract seeking efficiencies

  • CBC News
  •  — 
  • Ashley Fitzpatrick
‘It’s a peptide wild west’: how RFK Jr is clearing way for a market of untested drugs
  • Jul 31, 2026

‘It’s a peptide wild west’: how RFK Jr is clearing way for a market of untested drugs

  • The Guardian
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  • Katie Thornton
3 people treated after exposure to cat with raccoon rabies southwest of Montreal
  • Jul 31, 2026

3 people treated after exposure to cat with raccoon rabies southwest of Montreal

  • CTV News
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  • Joe Lofaro
It's the start of mosquito season in Toronto. What does that mean for West Nile virus?
  • Jul 31, 2026

It's the start of mosquito season in Toronto. What does that mean for West Nile virus?

  • CTV News
New MRI unit bought with donations opens in Estevan, Sask.
  • Jul 30, 2026

New MRI unit bought with donations opens in Estevan, Sask.

  • CBC News
  •  — 
  • Jeremy Warren
Mole Mobile brings free skin cancer screenings to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick
  • Jul 30, 2026

Mole Mobile brings free skin cancer screenings to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick

  • CTV News
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  • Sean Mott
‘Nobody looked like me’: Filipino nurses remain underrepresented in leadership, health policy
  • Jul 30, 2026

‘Nobody looked like me’: Filipino nurses remain underrepresented in leadership, health policy

  • Frequency News
  •  — 
  • Luis Miguel De Castro
Tanning is getting hot again. Here's what it really does to your skin
  • Jul 30, 2026

Tanning is getting hot again. Here's what it really does to your skin

  • CTV News
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  • Jaimie Ding, The Associated Press
Renewed concerns as Northern Alberta emergency department closures mount
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  • Jul 30, 2026

Renewed concerns as Northern Alberta emergency department closures mount

  • Edmonton Journal
Measles goes quiet in Alberta but risk not over, experts warn
  • Jul 30, 2026

Measles goes quiet in Alberta but risk not over, experts warn

  • CBC News
Toronto reports first human case of West Nile virus of the year
  • Jul 30, 2026

Toronto reports first human case of West Nile virus of the year

  • CTV News
  •  — 
  • Phil Tsekouras
Gay and bisexual Canadian men will be allowed to donate sperm. Health Canada drops controversial screening question
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  • Jul 30, 2026

Gay and bisexual Canadian men will be allowed to donate sperm. Health Canada drops controversial screening question

  • Toronto Star
  •  — 
  • Jacques Gallant
Loblaw boosts profit on generic GLP-1 drug sales, bargain hunting shoppers
  • Jul 30, 2026

Loblaw boosts profit on generic GLP-1 drug sales, bargain hunting shoppers

  • CBC News
London hospitals want to tackle physician burnout, but others say systemic change is needed
  • Jul 30, 2026

London hospitals want to tackle physician burnout, but others say systemic change is needed

  • CBC News
  •  — 
  • Jack Sutton
Court bars Quebec-based company from selling unauthorized injectable peptides in Canada
  • Jul 30, 2026

Court bars Quebec-based company from selling unauthorized injectable peptides in Canada

  • Montreal Gazette
Congo says death toll in fastest-growing Ebola outbreak has passed 1,500
  • Jul 30, 2026

Congo says death toll in fastest-growing Ebola outbreak has passed 1,500

  • CBC News
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  • Prosper Heri Ngorora and Mark Banchereau
The common, treatable disease often confused with dementia
  • Jul 30, 2026

The common, treatable disease often confused with dementia

  • Canadian Affairs
Pediatricians and health officials are sidestepping Trump's CDC on vaccine advice
  • Jul 30, 2026

Pediatricians and health officials are sidestepping Trump's CDC on vaccine advice

  • Karen Brown
Know the risks: Cases of this tick-borne infection doubled last yearcb
  • Jul 30, 2026

Know the risks: Cases of this tick-borne infection doubled last yearcb

  • CTV News
The connection between alcohol and cancer is well known. So why are there no warning labels on bottles?
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  • Jul 30, 2026

The connection between alcohol and cancer is well known. So why are there no warning labels on bottles?

  • Investigative Journalism Foundation
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  • ANNIE BURNS-PIEPER
EXCLUSIVE: Ontario’s first family doctor med school gets $55.8M from Ford government, set to open in 2028
  • Jul 30, 2026

EXCLUSIVE: Ontario’s first family doctor med school gets $55.8M from Ford government, set to open in 2028

  • CTV News
  •  — 
  • Siobhan Morris
Mental health advocacy is 'love letter' to family, says new head of CMHA-YRSS
  • Jul 30, 2026

Mental health advocacy is 'love letter' to family, says new head of CMHA-YRSS

  • Newmarket Today
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  • Brock Weir
Ebola outbreak nears milestone, but vaccine is close
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  • Jul 30, 2026

Ebola outbreak nears milestone, but vaccine is close

  • STAT
  •  — 
  • Theresa Gaffney and Helen Branswell
Canada's hospitals do poorly in online reviews
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  • Jul 30, 2026

Canada's hospitals do poorly in online reviews

  • Financial Post
  •  — 
  • Colin Craig and Bacchus Barua
Peptides are rising in popularity, but health experts warn ‘very few of them’ have any benefits
  • Jul 30, 2026

Peptides are rising in popularity, but health experts warn ‘very few of them’ have any benefits

  • CTV News
  •  — 
  • Christl Dabu
Working past 65 in Alberta? Your health benefits could soon cost your employer more
  • Jul 30, 2026

Working past 65 in Alberta? Your health benefits could soon cost your employer more

  • CBC News
  •  — 
  • Lauren Battagello
Ontario's first family doctor med school gets $55.8M from Ford government, set to open in 2028
  • Jul 30, 2026

Ontario's first family doctor med school gets $55.8M from Ford government, set to open in 2028

  • CTV News
Former top US Covid expert Fauci declines to answer hostile Senate questioning
  • Jul 30, 2026

Former top US Covid expert Fauci declines to answer hostile Senate questioning

  • Canadian Affairs
Staff shortages force 3rd closure of Western Hospital's emergency department in a week
  • Jul 29, 2026

Staff shortages force 3rd closure of Western Hospital's emergency department in a week

  • CBC News
  •  — 
  • Thinh Nguyen, Lucas McInnis
Canada’s gender‑based violence laws are improving. Frontline worker conditions are not
  • Jul 29, 2026

Canada’s gender‑based violence laws are improving. Frontline worker conditions are not

  • The Conversation
  •  — 
  • Alice Mũrage
Canadian family of four will pay $21K towards public health care this year: report
  • Jul 29, 2026

Canadian family of four will pay $21K towards public health care this year: report

  • National Post
  •  — 
  • Chris Knight
Dr. Anthony Fauci was called to testify on COVID-19. Why did he refuse to answer questions?
  • Jul 29, 2026

Dr. Anthony Fauci was called to testify on COVID-19. Why did he refuse to answer questions?

  • CTV News
  •  — 
  • Lauran Neergaard and Ali Swenson
Ontario invests $4.6M in McMaster Nuclear Reactor, boosting medical isotope production
  • Jul 29, 2026

Ontario invests $4.6M in McMaster Nuclear Reactor, boosting medical isotope production

  • McMaster University
  •  — 
  • Daniella Fiorentino
Health Canada granted injunction over unauthorized peptide retailer sales
  • Jul 29, 2026

Health Canada granted injunction over unauthorized peptide retailer sales

  • Global News
  •  — 
  • Adriana Fallico
Longstanding Wakefield Family Medical Centre to close, Santé Quebec says
  • Jul 29, 2026

Longstanding Wakefield Family Medical Centre to close, Santé Quebec says

  • CBC News
Thunder Bay, Ont., health-care partners urge safe disposal of medication, drug equipment
  • Jul 29, 2026

Thunder Bay, Ont., health-care partners urge safe disposal of medication, drug equipment

  • CBC News
  •  — 
  • Sarah Law
Study suggests the threat of mould-associated illnesses may be underappreciated
  • Jul 29, 2026

Study suggests the threat of mould-associated illnesses may be underappreciated

  • CTV News
  •  — 
  • Mike Stobbe, The Associated Press
Plan to offer every health-care grad a job paying off, says Nova Scotia Health
  • Jul 29, 2026

Plan to offer every health-care grad a job paying off, says Nova Scotia Health

  • CBC News
  •  — 
  • Carolyn Ray
Repeated use of saunas could help people cope better in heatwaves, scientists say
  • Jul 29, 2026

Repeated use of saunas could help people cope better in heatwaves, scientists say

  • The Guardian
  •  — 
  • Nicola Davis
Health Canada granted injunction over unauthorized peptide retailer sales
  • Jul 29, 2026

Health Canada granted injunction over unauthorized peptide retailer sales

  • Global News
More than 700 doctors have been hired in Saskatchewan - but how many left?
  • Jul 29, 2026

More than 700 doctors have been hired in Saskatchewan - but how many left?

  • CTV News
  •  — 
  • Daniel Reech and Laura Woodward

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