The federal government hasn't complied with a court ruling that reinstated health care for refugees, advocates are set to argue in court next week, returning to a fight they thought they'd won last July.
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The federal government hasn't complied with a court ruling that reinstated health care for refugees, advocates are set to argue in court next week, returning to a fight they thought they'd won last July.
United Nations agencies need a final $1 billion US to fight West Africa's deadly Ebola epidemic as experts move to a new phase involving a massive detective operation to trace remaining cases, the UN Ebola chief says.
Tangy the bingo-playing robot will make its debut as part of pilot study at a long-term care facility in Toronto in the coming weeks.
The death of Makayla Sault, the 11-year-old First Nation girl who was given the right to refuse treatment for leukemia, has again raised the question about when governments should be able to overrule family wishes in life-threatening medical cases.
Children permitted to play outdoors on their own or with friends are getting more physical activity than kids who are constantly supervised, a new Canadian study suggests.
Quebec public health officials say someone who recently returned from a trip to West Africa with Ebola-like symptoms has tested negative for the deadly virus.
Nearly 38,000 pharmacists dispense more than half a billion prescriptions in Canada every year, but there is no national tracking system for mistakes and little mandatory reporting.