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HEALTH3 weeks agoMental Health: The Crisis We Can No Longer Ignore
By Richard Oostra | The Current We are living through a mental-health crisis that can no longer be dismissed, hidden or treated as someone else’s problem....
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HEALTH3 weeks ago
How B.C. Could Shift Sexual Health Care to Better Support Young People
A new report from UBC and Options for Sexual Health outlines how B.C. can improve youth sexual health care, education, and confidential community services.
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HEALTH1 month ago
Why Young Riders in Nova Scotia Will Soon Be Off E-Scooters and E-Bikes
Nova Scotia is banning children under 14 from riding e-scooters and e-bikes this fall under Traffic Safety Act updates as national hospitalizations rise.
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HEALTH1 month ago
BC Supreme Court Dismisses Vernon Chiropractor’s Appeal in Sexual Assault Case
BC Supreme Court Justice Briana Hardwick has dismissed the appeal of Vernon chiropractor Murray Stephen Kievit following his 2021 sexual assault conviction.
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HEALTH2 months ago
Canadian Premiers Demand Return to 50/50 Federal Health-Care Funding Split
Canadian premiers in Charlottetown demand Ottawa return to a 50/50 health-care funding split, citing aging populations and economic competitiveness.
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HEALTH4 months ago
Beyond the Caffeine Buzz: How Coffee Harmonizes Your Gut and Brain Health
New research from University College Cork reveals how coffee improves gut bacteria, reduces inflammation, and boosts brain health via the gut-brain axis.
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Africa4 months ago
Deadly Bundibugyo Outbreak in Congo Outpacing Global Response as Deaths Surge
The DRC's Ebola Bundibugyo outbreak is outpacing global efforts with 220 dead. Lack of vaccines, funding cuts, and conflict create a perfect storm for catastrophe.
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HEALTH4 months ago
The Strategic Edge: Why Sleep Is the Executive’s Most Underutilized Asset
Discover why top executives are prioritizing sleep as a strategic tool for better decision-making, cognitive performance, and long-term brain health.
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Canadian Stories4 months ago
New National Study Reveals Hormonal Shifts Are Reshaping Identity for Majority of Canadian Women
A new Leger survey finds 59% of Canadian women feel hormonal changes impact their identity, highlighting gaps in healthcare and the need for better support.
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HEALTH4 months ago
Ebola Crisis Escalates in Congo as WHO Raises Risk Assessment to ‘Very High’
WHO upgrades Congo Ebola risk to 'very high' as cases surge. Learn about the Bundibugyo strain, lack of vaccines, and the international response efforts.
Your Current 3 Day Forecast — September 20, 2026
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