Public Health

Ottawa is set to unveil a new law for First Nations water, but after decades of broken promises, will this legislation finally deliver or just be another drop in the bucket?

A 23% national drop in overdose deaths signals progress, but regional disparities and a volatile drug supply show the fight is far from over.

A new partnership between Klick Labs and Mayo Clinic aims to detect disease using your voice. But what does this mean for the future of our health systems?

New data shows a national drop in overdose deaths, but a closer look reveals a fractured reality with regional surges and a dangerous new drug cocktail.

Ottawa is injecting hundreds of millions into sports, from local events to the World Cup. But this isn't just about medals; it's a critical bid to repair a fractured system.

A new survey reveals a shift to hyper-local celebrations for America's semiquincentennial, driven by a deep need for connection and a surprising tool: matching merch.

A new data-driven framework aims to move senior living beyond bingo attendance, tackling the silent epidemic of loneliness. But can technology truly measure connection?

As nurses and for-profit homes enter bitter arbitration, the standoff exposes a critical flaw in long-term care: a business model at odds with its mission.

A small Canadian firm's breakthrough in water technology could slash energy use in major industries. But can it overcome the hurdles to commercialization?

Dr. Aida Habtezion’s leap from Pfizer to the board of Bio Usawa is more than a career move; it’s a key signal in the race to build Africa’s medical independence.

Susan Solomon's Tang Prize for her work on the ozone layer isn't just an award. It's a signal pointing to a powerful blueprint for global cooperation.

Susan Solomon’s Tang Prize is more than an award; it's a tale of how science can save us, and a stark reminder of the irreversible challenges ahead.

A small eco-resort just topped Tripadvisor's global charts. We dissect how Hamanasi’s regenerative model is not just good for the planet, but a masterclass in market dominance.

Top federal ministers, Canada's new CPHO, and the Fentanyl Czar will unveil updated opioid data and actions. Will it be enough to turn the tide on a crisis?

A hidden multi-billion dollar industry promises access to justice but is increasingly blamed for "nuclear verdicts" that raise costs for everyone. Is it a leveler or a liability?

As leaders gather in Kenya, a new push for a UN treaty reveals the staggering economic and environmental cost of untreated sewage, an overlooked crisis.

As America's population ages, Bekins Van Lines launches a specialized certification for senior relocations, a strategic play in a rapidly growing market.

A Senate report proposes limiting strikes in key transport sectors to ensure stability, but Canada's largest private-sector union calls it a radical attack on rights.

Jurupa Community Services District's national recognition isn't just an award; it's a strategic model for how investing in people drives superior service.

With Bill C-34, Canada wants to make social media and AI safer for children. But can it balance protection with privacy and digital freedom?