Source: The Canadian Press Feb 1, 2017 VANCOUVER _ A new study says Canadians aged 55 and older were the second most likely among comparable countries to stop filling their prescriptions in 2014…
January 26th, 2017 Could pressure from charities force the government to live up to funding promises? On Jan. 25, otherwise known as Bell Let’s Talk Day — a nationwide social…
4 young people died by suicide in January in the Nishnawbe Aski Nation Jan 31, 2017 A powerful speech about suicide by a 20-year-old woman from Eabametoong First Nation changed…
Jan 31, 2017 Social worker Lisa Charleson works with families struggling with addiction, domestic violence – even suicide – and much of that pain can be traced back to the…
February 1, 2017 The chief of Black Lake First Nation says nearly three dozen suicide attempts have been recorded in less than two months in the northern Saskatchewan community, but…
Source: The Canadian Press Jan 31, 2017 WHITEHORSE _ Officials in Yukon will hand out an overdose-reversing drug in an attempt to address an ongoing opioid crisis that has spread across the country.…
January 31/2017 Dr. Barry Pakes has been Nunavut’s deputy chief medical officer of health for almost a year. “It’s hard to create comprehensive solutions to complex health problems when you’re…
In the midst of the world’s seamlessly catastrophic political turn of late, you may have missed the growing activity about a national housing strategy. About 30 years ago, the federal…
January 31, 2017 A Saskatoon city council committee backed spending up to $130,000 annually for the next five years on a plan to end homelessness. The planning, development and community…
A Northern Ontario School of Medicine researcher is recommending ways to improve health care for indigenous diabetes patients. THUNDER BAY – A study has determined that culturally unsafe health care…