Law firm Slater Vecchio said it has filed a lawsuit in British Columbia against the Mexican company Malichita, which grows the melons, and two American companies. The law firm filed a similar lawsuit in Quebec last month on behalf of

A senator who pushed for people with mental disorders to have the ability to request medical assistance in dying (MAID) says the federal government must decide whether it will “allow all Canadians” to make decisions about their end-of-life care. Medical

A long-awaited agreement has finally been reached between the Ministry of Finance and three major unions on pay equity for thousands of clerical and administrative workers in health and social services in Quebec. The unions estimate the total number of

The Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians is “concerned” by comments from Quebec Health Minister Christian Dubé just before Christmas, who suggested that unnecessary visits to emergency rooms had contributed significantly to overcrowding. However, people should not hesitate to go to

OTTAWA – People fleeing the Gaza Strip need help accessing mental health care and housing, as well as support for other family members fleeing the besieged Palestinian territory, the Canadian Council for Refugees said Thursday. The slow flow of people

While about fifteen people have been diagnosed with botulism, a rare neurological disease, health authorities in several other countries are warning their nationals. Call for caution. Following the death of a 32-year-old woman and the hospitalization of several people due

In 2024, Premier Danielle Smith plans to scrutinize the province's health care system while also making efforts to attract and retain family doctors. Without a comprehensive restructuring, we will not be able to solve the problems on the front lines

While significant progress has been made in recent hours in negotiations between the Quebec government and education unions, talks with the Fédération interprofessionnelle de la santé du Québec are still at an impasse. Despite the resumption of work at the

(Ottawa) The Public Health Agency of Canada reports another death due to a salmonella outbreak in cantaloupes, bringing the total number of deaths in the country to seven. Published yesterday at 6:02 p.m. According to the authority, there have been

The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) is reporting another death due to a salmonellosis outbreak in melons, bringing the total number of deaths across the country to seven. According to the agency, there have been 164 laboratory-confirmed cases of