The Patterson Perspective

New solar-powered security systems with local storage are challenging the high cost and privacy risks of cloud subscriptions. Is this the future of home safety?

Shoppers Drug Mart's holiday event signals a shift where retailers blend community engagement with commerce, redefining the purpose of physical stores.

An animal health drug is on a fast track to treat ALS as a key partnership brings big pharma expertise to a promising biotech. What could this mean for patients?

A new bill aims to merge organ donation into Héma-Québec for efficiency, but critics fear it will gut the human expertise vital to saving lives.

With thousands waiting for sight-restoring surgery, a new network says dozens of clinics are ready to clear the backlog. Is Ontario ready to act?

As US tech faces turmoil, one Canadian firm bets on 'technological sovereignty' to secure the nation's most critical and front-line industries.

A major forecast predicts modest rate relief for Canadian households but warns of a complex year shaped by US policy, sticky inflation, and tech disruption.

With a new lung cancer drug approved and an obesity treatment in the wings, Amgen's investor talk is a key bellwether for biotech's future in Canada.

A routine investment announcement offers a window into the economic pressures shaping household stability and the future of Canadian public services.

PrairiesCan invests in MoveMobility & QDoc Inc., expanding access to healthcare for rural communities and driving economic growth through innovative medical vehicle manufacturing and virtual care solutions.

A new modular MRI suite at Upper River Valley Hospital is reducing wait times and expanding diagnostic imaging services in New Brunswick, showcasing a faster, more cost-effective approach to healthcare infrastructure.

A new $50,000 scholarship at York University seeks to address the underrepresentation of Indigenous students in health and life sciences, combining financial support with culturally relevant mentorship and learning opportunities.

A new Canadian telemedicine company, Stealth Health, aims to disrupt traditional healthcare with nationwide access to longevity care, personalized prescriptions, and same-day delivery. But is the market ready for proactive health?

A new report reveals significant disparities in cancer care across Canada, from lengthy wait times for new therapies to a lack of coordinated support for survivors. Advocates call for urgent action to address the inequities.

The Health Research Foundation recognizes Dr. Jeffrey Weitz and Dr. Juliet Daniel for groundbreaking contributions to medical science and a commitment to inclusivity in health research, addressing critical gaps in patient care.

A breakthrough antibody offering strong protection against RSV is gaining traction in Canada. While clinical trials show promising results, affordability and equitable access remain key challenges for widespread implementation.

A recent symposium highlights the escalating danger of antibiotic-resistant infections in Canada, with experts warning of rising healthcare costs and potential for a public health emergency.

A former Olympic snowboarder turned alleged drug kingpin is the target of a massive international manhunt. Authorities say Ryan Wedding led a violent network responsible for billions in illegal drug proceeds.

Health Canada enacts permanent controls on carisoprodol, a sedative not approved for sale in Canada, to prevent illegal importation and address rising global misuse linked to dangerous drug combinations.

As Thanksgiving approaches, officials warn of a dramatic spike in cooking fires, urging Canadians to take preventative measures to protect their families and homes. A deeper look at the data and risks.