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Family denied Jordan’s Principle funds for Thunder Bay, Ont., girl’s autism therapy fears she’ll stop talking – CBC
Apr 04, 2025 Program funding services for First Nation children underwent changes to address backlog in requests Patrick Cully wasn’t sure his daughter Scarlet would ever be able to say,…
Inquest juror says suicide is a ‘crisis’ in Kimmirut – Nunatsiaq News
Apr 3, 2025 Jurors are expected to reach verdict on cause of George Arlooktoo’s 2019 death, make recommendations to prevent similar deaths Kimmirut has gone through a “crisis” because of…
Anishinabek Nation Chiefs Symposium reignites interest in health transformation – Anishinabek News
April 4, 2025 SAULT STE. MARIE – It was a day full of laughs, lessons, and sombre stories, but more importantly, there was a renewed commitment to an improved health…
N.W.T. counsellors say $7M from feds will establish new healing lodge – CBC
Apr 04, 2025 Endacho Healing Society to build lodge with focus on culture, land-based healing for grief and trauma New federal funding for a healing lodge in N.W.T. will help establish a…
Whooping cough outbreak in Igloolik declared over – Nunatsiaq News
Apr 3, 2025 Department of Health confirms 7 cases over 5-month period A whooping cough outbreak that was declared in Igloolik late last year is over. Nunavut’s Department of Health…
Why Canadians want the next federal government to follow through on the universal pharmacare program – CTV
April 02, 2025 As U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs and the impacts to Canada’s economy dominate the political landscape, some voters are concerned that health-care promises will get left behind.…
The sky is the limit for Vancouver restaurant owner bringing Indigenous cuisine to YVR – The Globe and Mail
The founder of an award-winning Indigenous restaurant is now the first Indigenous food purveyor in a Canadian airport. For Inez Cook, owner of Vancouver’s Salmon n’ Bannock and its airport…
American doctors look to Nova Scotia amid Trump uncertainty – CBC
The province’s health authority launched a digital recruiting campaign in the U.S. in November Apr 03, 2025 Nova Scotia’s health authority says it has hired one doctor eager to leave…
Many patients of gynecologist linked to infection exposure were new Canadians, unaware of complaint process – CBC
CPSO says patients can connect with an interpreter in one of 240 languages Apr 03, 2025 laudia Gomez had just moved to Canada from Colombia when she says she had…
Shingles vaccine tied to fewer dementia diagnoses, study in Wales suggests – CBC
2 potential mechanisms might explain how shingles vaccine could reduce risk of dementia Apr 02, 2025 Scientists may have produced the strongest evidence yet that the shingles vaccine is linked…
