Indigenous people in Quebec want more than an apology from CMA. They want ‘concrete actions’ | CBC News

Indigenous people in Quebec want more than an apology from CMA. They want ‘concrete actions’ | CBC News

Jennifer Brazeau says an apology means little without a plan for meaningful action to drive change.  That’s her sentiment ahead of a public apology from Canada’s largest association of medical doctors for past and ongoing harms the medical profession has caused First Nations, Inuit and Métis people. “An apology isn’t a panacea for change, they actually have to…

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Emily Sanche repeatedly tried to get medical help for partner now accused of killing her, cousin tells court | CBC News

Emily Sanche repeatedly tried to get medical help for partner now accused of killing her, cousin tells court | CBC News

Emily Sanche was an “intelligent, passionate, driven” young woman who focused her energy on getting help for her partner, who is now accused of killing her, the woman’s cousin told a Saskatoon court on Tuesday. Thomas Hamp is on trial before Justice Grant Currie at Court of King’s Bench. He’s charged with second-degree murder in the Feb. 20,…

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Advocates frustrated as encampment off-limits 3 days after Kingston double homicide | CBC News

Advocates frustrated as encampment off-limits 3 days after Kingston double homicide | CBC News

Police maintained a cordon Sunday around the Kingston encampment where two people were killed and a third critically injured three days earlier, as local advocates called for the encampment’s residents to be allowed to access their belongings. Some residents of the encampment were sleeping on the ground outside the police barricade, community volunteer Michelle Schwarz told…

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Turning up the heat on learning about how female bodies deal with higher temperatures | CBC Radio

Turning up the heat on learning about how female bodies deal with higher temperatures | CBC Radio

White Coat Black Art26:30Hot as hell Britnee Miazek didn’t immediately make the connection between her periods stopping and her job as a second-year ironworker apprentice in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.  It was only after a three-month stint in 2023 working on top of the coke ovens used in the steel-making process that the 35-year-old began to notice a pattern.  “As…

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Select Sask. pharmacies to test and treat strep throat, ear infections | CBC News

Select Sask. pharmacies to test and treat strep throat, ear infections | CBC News

Select pharmacies in Saskatchewan will soon be able to test and treat for strep throat and ear infections. On Wednesday, Health Minister Everett Hindley announced the details of the $700,000 pilot project. “This innovative approach provides patients with improved access to health care services by offering diagnosis and treatment in one visit,” Hindley said. The…

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Renewed calls for action from the province to address doctor shortages in Rainy River, Kenora | CBC News

Renewed calls for action from the province to address doctor shortages in Rainy River, Kenora | CBC News

Efforts continue to remedy a critical doctor shortage in Rainy River in northwestern Ontario after the local physician group announced last month it will be pulling its hospital services. Riverside Health Care issued a statement on Monday saying it has “secured physician hospital services, including emergency room coverage, at the Rainy River Health Centre from…

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