Senior Surprised to Find Herself Unhoused Four Years After Retirement
Elizabeth Davis is supported by her close-knit family, including grandson Nathan Davis. Michelle...
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‘Treacherous and unsafe’: St. Catharines firefighters have documented the dangers of the former GM site for years—the City has failed to act
For years, St. Catharines firefighters have answered call after call about the former General Motors property on Ontario Street, responding to fires, signs of smoke and medical emergencies at the deteriorating industrial site in...
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MLA not happy with Crescent Manor changes
Spruce Woods MLA Colleen Robbins stands inside Crescent Manor in Souris. (Connor McDowell/The...
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Jonessa Strawberry, Miss Queen Treaty Six, raises awareness of online bullying and hate
Jonessa Strawberry is Miss Queen Treaty 6 2026. Noella Steinhauer (ANNews) – At 22, Jonessa...
Read MoreRural isolation, stigma compound trauma for sexual assault survivors, cabinet minister says
Travel distances and the stifling quiet of stigma make sexual assault especially dangerous for rural Albertans, a cabinet minister acknowledged in a recent interview. Commenting on a funding announcement of nearly $21 million...
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Pain Is in the Brain. And That’s a Good Thing
For 10 years pain prevented Cynthia Thomson from holding a book or riding her bike. Now she’s...
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Winnipeg remains key destination for Southern Manitoba hospital care
Caption: Nearly half of hospital births involving Southern Health-Santé Sud residents take place...
Read MoreIt’s ‘Never Too Late’ to Vaccinate Your Kid for School
B.C.’s top doctor and health minister are encouraging parents to make sure their kids’ vaccinations are up to date ahead of returning to school. Vaccines are the best way to avoid serious and sometimes fatal disease, said...
Read MoreRecovery Alberta closes Edmonton addiction treatment program, drops nearly 600 people from wait list
Recovery Alberta is closing the addiction treatment program at Henwood Treatment Centre in Edmonton, the IJF has learned. The decision to end the program came as a shock to staff and hundreds of Albertans seeking addiction...
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Election of first Black CMA president shines light on historical biases in medicine
Dr. Bolu Ogunyemi, a St. John’s-based dermatologist, made history this year as the first...
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