Regina woman marches to create awareness about myeloma after own diagnosis
On Sunday morning, the third annual Regina Multiple Myeloma March took place virtually. Regina’s march is just one of 32
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Police tussle with anti-vaccine certificate protesters targeting Toronto mall
As Ontario imposes its own proof of vaccination requirements for non-essential businesses and services, protesters pushing back against the mandate
Read moreSaskatchewan will cover cost of ‘miracle’ cystic fibrosis drug Trikafta
The Saskatchewan government announced its plans to cover all costs of the cystic fibrosis (CF) drug Trikafta. The province is
Read moreAlberta doctors plead with new health minister for ‘fire break’ lockdown amid 4th COVID-19 wave
Two Alberta doctors have teamed up in a letter to the province’s new health minister, demanding he take action this
Read moreCOVID-19: Saskatoon mother frustrated after son’s appointments, surgery cancelled
A Saskatoon mother is frustrated and anxious about her son’s health care now that some surgeries, appointments and organ transplants
Read moreCOVID-19: How Saskatchewan’s proof-of-vaccine policy — and exemptions — will work
With Oct. 1 and the Saskatchewan government’s COVID-19 proof-of-vaccination policy fast approaching, some organizations have weighed in on what this
Read moreSome rural Alberta restaurants face restrictions exemption program backlash
As much of the province’s hospitality industry tries to implement the Alberta government’s restrictions exemption program, some rural restaurants are
Read more‘Life changing miracle drug’: Cystic fibrosis treatment funded by Alberta government
Every day is a struggle for 12-year-old Elina Childs. The Edmonton girl has cystic fibrosis (CF) and her body is
Read moreSaskatchewan sets new records for daily and active COVID-19 cases
A week after setting a record for daily new COVID-19 cases, Saskatchewan has set another one. Read more: Regina grandmother
Read moreOntario’s COVID-19 rates lower than expected due to public health measures, experts say
TORONTO — Ontario’s daily COVID-19 case counts are lower than what many experts had expected by now, and while they
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