Hospitals across Ontario are cutting jobs to manage growing deficits despite increased government funding. Facilities like The Ottawa Hospital and London Health Sciences Centre cite rising costs and staffing adjustments. Critics warn these reductions—even through attrition—will strain healthcare workers and impact patient care quality.
Costco has recalled Gino Bambino Gluten-Free Pizza Kits sold between December 2025 and April 2026 due to possible mould growth. Affected products have best-before dates of April 22 and 28, 2026. Customers are urged not to use them and return items to stores for a full refund.
A new study in Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health found PTSD leaves measurable biological markers detectable through routine blood tests. Researchers identified 16 biomarkers tied to metabolic, immune, and liver health, suggesting PTSD affects multiple body systems. These findings could support earlier diagnosis, monitoring, and improved long-term care outcomes.
As warmer weather arrives, experts warn of increasing tick activity and disease risks. Black-legged ticks can transmit Lyme disease and other infections. A harsh winter boosted tick survival, raising concerns of year-round exposure. Canadians are urged to perform daily tick checks and stay cautious while spending more time outdoors.
Alberta will allow self-referral breast cancer screening for those aged 40+ by 2027, expanding access to nearly 200,000 women. The province is also investing $2.25 million in an oncofertility program, helping cancer patients preserve fertility and navigate treatment decisions, easing emotional and financial burdens during critical care.
Windsor, Ontario tops Canada’s 2026 list for worst pollen allergy conditions, driven by long seasons and high pollen levels from trees, grasses, and weeds. About one in five Canadians are affected. Other high-risk cities include Hamilton and Barrie, while St. John’s and Halifax rank among the lowest pollen burden areas.
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