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Dr. John Allan (Jack) McNab and his brothers from the University of Saskatchewan answered their country’s call in both world wars.

Paul Ouellet identified 13 separate instances, between May and August 2020, when he said staff were unable to serve him in French.

The Canadian outbreak began in New Brunswick in October 2024 and spread to other provinces, infecting more than 5,000 people in Canada.

Doctors, medical students and their families streamed in from across the province Sunday, with 17 buses bringing demonstrators from as far afield as Rimouski and Trois-Rivières.

New report by the Black Women’s Institute of Health highlights how Black women and girls navigate the Canadian healthcare system.

Right now, MAID is legal for people who have a serious and incurable medical condition and are experiencing intolerable suffering, but they must be able to give consent immediately before they die.

Pharmacists in the territory will be able to remotely supervise pharmacies.

CFIA completes overnight ‘depopulation’ of 300-plus birds in avian flu case.