MONTREAL | A Quebec doctor says a 911 operator ordered her to stop doing CPR and then hung up as the physician was attempting to save the life of a stricken friend.
OTTAWA | More than one-third of Canadians have gone or have had a family member go without needed health care because of insufficient insurance coverage, a new poll indicates.
Whenever Doug Csima walks into the Beacon Hill Villa, a residential care facility in downtown Victoria, B.C., he receives a nice ovation from the residents.
Babies who stayed in the Scarborough General campus’s neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) between April 1 and July 18 must now be tested — and as a precaution, treated — for the bacterial infection.
A nurse's social media comment blaming the victim of a fatal collision between an ambulance and motorcycle ignited a storm of online anger that led to her dismissal Tuesday from Yuma's hospital.
