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A human rights adjudicator has ruled that the Manitoba government discriminated against a disabled Indigenous boy by not providing adequate health care. The province has been ordered to pay the boy and his mother $42,500. The case centres on Alfred (Dewey) Pruden, who was 16 years old when his human rights complaint was heard last year.

Emerging evidence that diet may influence the incidence and severity of adult acne vulgaris

Video shows the paramedics leading a crawling man to an elevator after suggesting to a support worker that the patient could walk under his own power

A man accused of killing a family doctor at a walk-in clinic in central Alberta appeared confused at his first court appearance Wednesday, telling a judge that he doesn't remember and is sick.

RCMP say a fatal attack on a doctor at a busy walk-in clinic in central Alberta was targeted and pre-planned.