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Death of a player from a skate to the neck reignites hockey’s stubborn debate over protective gear
Broken jaws, smashed noses and concussions haven’t led to full face shields or cages in professional men’s hockey at any level, either.
Daylight saving 2023: Here’s what a sleep expert says about the time change
Before bed beckons Saturday night, rewind the clock on the microwave, oven, car, or any other device not yet clever enough to make the leap on its own.

Health Canada says cord blood stored at Edmonton facility may pose serious risks

The warning affects all cord blood at the Canadian Cord Blood bioRepository that was collected, processed, tested or stored between March 1, 2014, and present.
Politicians with the final say? Alberta proposes changes to Public Health Act

In August, several health charges were dropped against an Edmonton-area pastor and church as well as a central Alberta man who hosted a rodeo in protest of COVID-19 restrictions.
As billions roll in to fight the U.S. opioid epidemic, one county shows how recovery can work

Most of that money comes with a requirement that it be used to address the overdose crisis and prevent more deaths. But how?
Some neighbours don’t like this doctor’s blooming plan for net-zero living

Toronto psychiatrist Dr. Nate Charach and his wife are transforming their 1940s house into a sustainable multigenerational residence. They've already turned their backyard into a fast-growth edible forest.
‘Political preferences’ played role in N.B. COVID decisions, says top medical officer

Dr. Jennifer Russell made the comments on Tuesday to a legislature committee.
B.C. Coroner’s death panel recommends issuing drugs without prescription to stop ODs

The death review panel report said about 225,000 people in B.C. use unregulated substances but fewer than 5,000 people a month have prescriptions to receive safe-supply drugs.
Canada’s health spending growth ‘modest,’ remains below pre-pandemic levels: CIHI

The institute’s healthcare spending data includes money spent by the public sector, private sector and money paid by individuals.
What will the CFPC do next? Family docs pass non-binding vote asking to pause addition of third-year to FM residency

Members made their voices heard at a CFPC meeting on Wednesday night. So what will the college do now that physicians have asserted their concerns in this forum?

Death of a player from a skate to the neck reignites hockey’s stubborn debate over protective gear

Daylight saving 2023: Here’s what a sleep expert says about the time change

Health Canada says cord blood stored at Edmonton facility may pose serious risks

Politicians with the final say? Alberta proposes changes to Public Health Act

As billions roll in to fight the U.S. opioid epidemic, one county shows how recovery can work

Some neighbours don’t like this doctor’s blooming plan for net-zero living

‘Political preferences’ played role in N.B. COVID decisions, says top medical officer

B.C. Coroner’s death panel recommends issuing drugs without prescription to stop ODs

Canada’s health spending growth ‘modest,’ remains below pre-pandemic levels: CIHI

What will the CFPC do next? Family docs pass non-binding vote asking to pause addition of third-year to FM residency

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