Healthcare workers are increasingly facing anger, hostility, and threats on the job. But hospitals cannot fix this problem alone.The federal government can stand behind #healthworkers and pass #BillS233.
Our op-ed: www.hilltimes.com/2026/09/17/f...

Healthcare workers are increasingly facing anger, hostility, and threats on the job. But hospitals cannot fix this problem alone.The federal government can stand behind #healthworkers and pass #BillS233.
Our op-ed: www.hilltimes.com/2026/09/17/f...
Pharmaceuticals, digital health data, and men and boys’ health top Minister Michel’s agenda this fall, Tessie Sanci reports. Read more at canadahealthwatch.ca #CdnHealth #DigitalHealth #PharmacareCA
New nanoparticle study at U of A offers hope for new Alzheimer’s treatment, Brittany Ekelund reports. Read this aritcle and more at canadahealthwatch.ca #Alzheimers #CdnHealth
We designed a new way to build miniature fluidic devices to enable personalized cancer treatment, Sara Hassanpour Tamrin and Arindom Sen report. Read this article at canadahealthwatch.ca #CdnHealth #CancerTreatment
Sweden consistently outperforms Canada on universal health care despite similar spending, Stewart Lewis reports. Read more at canadahealthwatch.ca #CdnHealth
How do volunteers fit into Canada’s health care system? The Globe and Mail answers the question in this article. Read it at canadahealthwatch.ca #CdnHealth
Deepfake doctors peddling bogus cures are becoming more convincing — and very little can be done to stop them, Lauren Pelley reports. Read more at canadahealthwatch.ca #CdnHealth
First order of business for Parliament: the protection of our health-care workforce.
By Michelle McLean. This article and more at canadahealthwatch.ca #CdnHealth
After years of family doctor shortages, the North Shore has room for 20,000 new patients,
Michelle Ghoussoub reports. Find out more at canadahealthwatch.ca #CdnHealth
Need a new, better drug to tackle a serious illness? In Canada, you have to ‘fail’ on an old drug first, Angelica Bottaro reports. Find out more at canadahealthwatch.ca #CdnHealth
Biotech sovereignty is Canada’s next strategic imperative, Maura Campbell reports. This article and more at canadahealthwatch.ca #CdnHealth
Manitoba researchers find potential breakthrough for Multiple Sclerosis treatment, Alex Karpa reports. Read more at canadahealthwatch.ca #CdnHealth
#cdnhealth system decisions are being made without a real mandate for change and based on misleading information in elections if not outright lies.
National Citizens Assembly needed
A decade after mercury ban, toxic skin bleachers still offered on top retailers’ websites, Reuters reports. Find out more at canadahealthwatch.ca #CdnHealth
ER diversion to intoxication recovery program reduces ambulance drop-off times, Hannah Alberga reports. This article and more at canadahealthwatch.ca #CdnHealth
Canadian health data is a valuable national resource, Frank Baylis writes. Read this opinion piece and more at canadahealthwatch.ca #CdnHealth
Canada’s biotech boom won’t matter if the growth happens somewhere else, Wendy Zatylny writes. Find this article and more at canadahealthwatch.ca #CdnHealth
E-scooters are becoming faster amid safety concerns, Pat Foran reports. Read more at canadahealthwatch.ca #CdnHealth #PublicHealthCA
No summer break for emergency departments flooded with high volumes of patients, Allison Bamford reports. Read this article and more at canadahealthwatch.ca #CdnHealth
A donor who reported sexual contact with HIV-positive person is allowed to give plasma in Regina, Kristin Annable, Michelle Allan, Joanne Levasseur report. Find out more at canadahealthwatch.ca #CdnHealth