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Sask. premier signals move towards forced drug treatment – CTV
July 10, 2025 Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says the province is committed to getting people into drug treatment — whether they like it or not. At a news conference that…
Cancer patient’s grey hair ‘turned black gradually’ during therapy, study says – CTV
July 11, 2025 A cancer drug used to treat advanced kidney cancer appears to have reversed grey hair in an older man, a rare side effect that researchers say could…
Dalhousie University professor co-authors medical breakthrough – CTV
July 11, 2025 There is new hope for a Nova Scotia man thanks to groundbreaking gene therapy research from a Dalhousie University professor. Ryan Deveau suffers from Fabry disease, a…
Pembroke, Ont. nurse attacked by patient, raising safety concerns in ER – CTV
July 10, 2025 An emergency department nurse at the Pembroke Regional Hospital was attacked by a patient, CTV News has learned, raising safety concerns at the hospital. The nurse was…
New Indigenous Relations Specialist aims to transform patient care – PelhamToday.ca
Jul 11, 2025 “Wholistic care means seeing the full human being,” says Krystal Brant For Krystal Brant, stepping into the role of Indigenous Relations Specialist is deeply personal. It’s about…
Rising costs scale back Indigenous food, clothing delivery program – CityNews
Jul 11, 2025 Anishnabeg Outreach, a local Indigenous non-profit, is scaling back a program that sees household essentials delivered to families across Waterloo Region and Guelph. The group’s Spirit Bundle…
Thunder Bay, Ont., family who took fight for girl’s autism funding to court to learn if it was worth it – CBC
Jul 11, 2025 Family of 5-year-old was denied $217K in funding under Jordan’s Principle In one week, Patrick Cully will find out whether his five-year-old daughter Scarlet will be able to…
Reclaiming Indigenous children’s futures in Splatsin – FNHA
July 10, 2025 Sabrina Vergata gently bounces her nine-month-old daughter Lila on her knee, sitting in the cultural yard of the Splatsin Tsm7aksaltn (Splatsin Teaching Centre) Society near Enderby, BC.…
Ontario asks feds to drop bill that would help provide clean drinking water to First Nations – The Trillium
July 10, 2025 Nishnawbe Aski Nation called the move ‘extremely disappointing’ but ‘unsurprising’ The federal government says it will re-introduce a bill supporting First Nations’ rights to clean drinking water…
Oversight board continues to push for permanent arsenic solution – Cabin Radio
July 10, 2025 The oversight board for the cleanup of Giant Mine says it remains convinced arsenic trioxide dust at the site can be safely extracted and stored. Approximately 237,000…
