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Survivors of Île-à-la-Crosse residential school focus on healing after legal win – CBC
May 05, 2026 Many survivors died before settlement agreements approved, says Métis Nation—Saskatchewan First- and second-generation survivors of the Île-à-la-Crosse Boarding School are reflecting on last week’s historic legal decision.…
Anishinabek Nation hosts 4th Annual Diabetes Conference – Anishinabek News
May 5, 2026 THE BLUE MOUNTAINS — The Anishinabek Nation hosted its 4th Annual Diabetes Conference, titled Nourishing our Spirits, Nourishing our Bodies—Food, Culture, and Community in Diabetes Care, in…
Indigenous Nurses Day 2026: Inspiration, impact, community – McGill University
May 04, 2026 Through storytelling, panelists shared lived experiences, highlighted achievements, and honoured the legacy of Indigenous nurses on healthcare and community well-being. This year’s celebration of Indigenous Nurses Day,…
Experts offer tips to manage seasonal allergies – CTV
May 03, 2026 Spring is now in full swing, meaning seasonal allergy sufferers are likely dealing with their fair share of sniffly noses and itchy eyes. While seasonal allergies can…
Three dead, several ill after outbreak on Atlantic cruise, WHO says – CTV
May 03, 2026 Three people have died on a cruise ship in the Atlantic, the WHO said Sunday, one a confirmed case of hantavirus — an illness usually transmitted to…
Alzheimer’s drug that showed significant difference in early trials approved for use in Canada – CTV
May 04, 2026 A drug that may slow progression of dementia in some patients has been approved for use in Canada, the manufacturer announced. Donanemab is the “first and only…
Expert says birth control myths not backed by evidence – CTV
May 04, 2026 An obstetrician-gynecologist is pushing back on persistent myths about hormonal birth control, saying most concerns around infertility, weight gain and the need for “detox” breaks are not…
Data centre proposal in Olds ‘consuming’ the lives of some living next door – CBC
May 04, 2026 ‘I am a mom by day and a researcher and emailer by night,’ says one Olds resident Marnie Desjardins set down roots in Olds, Alta., a few…
Preston’s Story: Emergency Wellness Centre offers hope, re-connection – SKTC
May 1, 2026 Preston Matechuck’s life was slipping through his fingers just a few years ago. Struggling with addiction, grief, and homelessness, he spent a lot of his days walking…
Moose Cree First Nation declares state of emergency due to flooding risk – CBC
May 01, 2026 Around 1,000 people have already left the community in Ontario’s far north The chief of Moose Cree First Nation has declared a state of emergency due to…
