Canadian provinces have supercharged their efforts to recruit U.S. health-care workers, taking advantage of the political ...

Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), frequently referred to as the “gold standard” of therapy, is rooted in evidence and offers a structured, measurable approach to mental health treatment. It was one ...

Moving forward, making informed consent truly informed – rooted in both equity and accessibility –  needs to be a priority, ...

In medicine, service and skill are not opposing forces. They’re inseparable. One without the other leads to harm. Together, ...

After an Ontario court approved a $32.5 billion big tobacco settlement, one question looms large – why has Ontario been ...

We are told health care in Canada is equal for everyone. But it is not. What you get depends on where you live.

Despite claims from U.S. officials like RFK Jr., studies have found no relationship between IQ and community water ...

The Canada Health Act has become the electrified third rail in Canadian politics – untouchable legislation that is failing us. This antiquated piece of legislation is not only out of step with modern ...

Five years later, the greatest basic science failure in generations caused the pandemic harms highlighted by people across the political spectrum, and broke our social cohesion.

In Walkerton, Ont., a new family medicine practice accepting patients drew a line of hundreds of people, some waiting in the cold as early as 2 a.m. One person described securing a family doctor as ...

As B.C.'s provincial election looms near, Premier David Eby floats plans to expand involuntary care. Experts weigh in on the announcement.

Involuntary treatment for substance use is being proposed in provinces across the country. But do programs like this work?