Health

A new initiative in Montreal is challenging health-care providers to rethink how they build trust with their patients, starting with a clinic that brings gynecological care to Indigenous women in a space where they feel safe and heard.

Public health officials in B.C. and Quebec are dealing with rabies in wild animals that have come into contact with people or domestic pets. Here's what you need to know about the virus.

More than 100 surgeries have been postponed in Quebec over the past six months because of staffing shortages.

The average wait time to speak with a nurse on Quebec’s Info-Santé 811 has risen to nearly two hours as the province’s health line enters its peak season.

Another cat has been infected with raccoon rabies in Quebec, marking the third confirmed case in a cat this year.

The Jewish General Hospital University Health Centre now offers virtual ER appointments with an emergency doctor.

A Quebec scientist is petitioning the federal government to stop what he sees as a weakening of pesticide regulation and is asking them to follow the science.

Future paramedics in Quebec have found themselves caught in the crosshairs of an ongoing labour dispute as hundreds have had their graduation delayed.

Nearly 2,000 nurses under the age of 35 left the nursing profession in Quebec in 2024, raising concerns about the province’s ability to retain young health-care workers, according to a new study published Thursday.

With the Parti Québécois (PQ) having only just been elected, the Institute for Socio-Economic Research and Information (IRIS) is urging it to ‘invest heavily’ in prevention and primary care.

Quebec remains the only province or territory not to include women aged 45 to 49 in its breast cancer screening program, a year after the province’s health institute recommended expanding the program to women in that age group.

The flu vaccination campaign has been launched across the province. Quebecers can book an appointment from Tuesday, and the sooner the better, as the flu season is expected to start early.

A new measles case was reported at the Montreal airport and a hospital at the end of last week.

Medical aid in dying (MAID) was legalized in the province a decade ago, and Quebec has the highest rates of it anywhere in the world, but there are still debates as to when and how it should be used.