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Mourning sister joins others for walk to raise awareness about harms, impact of fentanyl use | CBC News
15+ hour, 25+ min ago (608+ words) With loved ones on their minds, about 100 people gathered at The Forks on Sunday afternoon for the 3rd annual Fentanyl Awareness walk to raise awareness about the lethal synthetic opiod and other toxic substances, and to call for change. For Hanna-Marie…...
Local author curates collection of stories from breast cancer survivors
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (197+ words) A new book hopes to be a source of hope, comfort and support for women recently diagnosed with breast cancer. Close to the Chest is a collection of 26 stories from breast cancer survivors and their families curated by Wilmot author…...
Nova Scotia’s RSV vaccine program leaves out vulnerable adults, patients say | CBC News
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (722+ words) When Mary Pyche's partner was hospitalized for two weeks earlier this year with a severe respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infection — suffering high fever, delirium and breathing trouble — his doctor recommended an RSV vaccination. However, Nova Scotia's publicly funded RSV vaccination…...
Conservative MP holds independent hearings into COVID-19 vaccine injuries | CBC News
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (794+ words) Over four days in Ottawa this week, Conservative MP Dean Allison held independent hearings into COVID-19 vaccine injuries. The Allison Inquiry heard from 50 witnesses drawn from more than 1,400 applicants, according to a news release. Most were Canadians who came to…...
Provinces are turning to U.S. health-care workers to help with shortages. And it’s working | CBC
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (1013+ words) Registered nurse Shane Tyson was done with the U.S. He was working in Minnesota at the not-for-profit Mayo Clinic Health System and the Olmsted Medical Center. But in 2025, Tyson says he became increasingly concerned about the deterioration of health care, as…...
Generic acetaminophen pills recalled due to possible 'foreign material' | CBC News
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (192+ words) An over-the-counter pain reliever is being recalled due to the possible presence of "foreign material" that could harm the digestive system. Teva Canada is recalling a lot of 500-milligram Nov-Gesic Forte acetaminophen "due to the potential presence of phenolic resin…...
Federal government promises $5M for HIV supports
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (109+ words) CBC Federal government promises $5M for HIV supports The federal government said Thursday $5 million in funding will be distributed across the country to buy HIV testing kits and improve community outreach. But a Winnipeg health centre says that should only be…...
N.S. mother blames lack of long-term detox for daughter's death
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (130+ words) CBC N.S. mother blames lack of long-term detox for daughter's death Leslie Tilley lost her daughter to alcohol addiction but believes she would still be alive if the province had more live-in treatment centres. Nova Scotia Health focuses primarily on support…...
Alberta First Nation wants to set up safe haven for gender-affirming care | CBC News
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (533+ words) An Alberta First Nation says it aims to defy Premier Danielle Smith's government by establishing a safe haven for gender-affirming medical care. Saddle Lake Cree Nation says access to health care is a treaty right and falls under its inherent…...
Feds announce $5M for HIV self-test kits, more peer support staff | CBC News
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (190+ words) The federal government announced $5 million in funding for HIV prevention and support services at a news conference in Winnipeg on Thursday. Doug Eyolfson, a Manitoba member of Parliament, made the announcement with Dr. Joss Reimer, Canada's chief public health officer....