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Health professionals’ organizations make call for health assessment of British Columbia’s LNG – Prince George Daily News
December 15, 2025 Hundreds of health professionals are sounding the alarm—for the third time in as many months—that Canada has never undertaken an independent health impact assessment of LNG infrastructure,…
Putting Children and Youth at the Centre: Reforming and Modernizing the Mental Health Act for Children and Youth
Press Release DECEMBER 12, 2025 The Representative for Children and Youth is urging the provincial government to modernize the Mental Health Act and ensure that it addresses the unique needs and circumstances…
Heavy rainfall raises flood risk and road closures: How to stay safe and informed – FNHA
Dec 12, 2025 Southern regions of British Columbia are currently experiencing flooding and travel disruptions as a powerful atmospheric river brings record-breaking rainfall. All four major highways connecting the Interior…
Racism, misunderstanding block Indigenous access to HIV care in Canada – Indigenous Watchdog
December 11, 2025 WE’VE ONLY REACHED 36% OF OUR $250,000 GOAL FOR DEC. 24. BUT CLIMATE DISINFORMATION GROWS MORE AGGRESSIVE EVERY WEEK. Canada’s National Observer: Trevor Stratton recalls the day…
Meet some of the people trying to help in Hay River as its drug crisis deepens – CBC
Dec 11, 2025 ‘We feel like we’re successful … Until the next [issue] rears its head and it’s like starting all over again’ This article is part two of a…
Nunavik ends year with record number of TB cases, as officials promise funding announcement to come – CBC
Dec 11, 2025 ‘We need housing, infrastructure, and other social services to all work together in order to fix this’ Nunavik is ending the year with another record number of…
As Fort William First Nation grieves 5 sudden deaths, its chief calls for more support – CBC
Dec 11, 2025 Chief Michele Solomon says addictions, housing crises taking a toll on community Chief Michele Solomon says Fort William First Nation is often hit with multiple losses at…
Federal government sends help to Kugaaruk amid water emergency – Nunatsiaq News
Dec 10, 2025 Unusually high tides forced seawater upriver and into water treatment plant over weekend As Kugaaruk enters day four of its local state of emergency, the federal government…
Health authority launches bus service for Inuvik medical travel – Cabin Radio
December 10, 2025 The NWT’s health authority says medical travel patients travelling between Inuvik’s airport and the town hospital can now make the journey by scheduled bus. The hospital and…
RNAO issues open letter over Alberta’s Bill 13: Legislation has troubling implications for public safety, human rights, and professional regulation in Canada
Press Release Dec. 9, 2025 The Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario (RNAO) issued an open letter to Alberta Premier Danielle Smith Tuesday over her province’s legislation known as Bill 13.…
