health care

Doctors across Canada who support Finance Minister Bill Morneau's proposed tax reforms say they want their voices to be heard above the din of criticism from colleagues and medical societies.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau graces the cover of Rolling Stone accompanied by a provocative question in its headline: "Why Can't He Be Our President?"

New Brunswick Premier Brian Gallant is stopping short of calling on his provincial counterparts to offer abortion pills for free, but he says it's "the right thing to do."

After a long night of hard-fought election battles, Nova Scotia's Liberal government won a second straight majority victory early Wednesday, May 31, 2017.

British Columbia's NDP leader highlighted affordable housing and health care on Tuesday, May 30, 2017, as key elements in a minority government deal with the Green party.

Protests against pipelines held in Vancouver and Seattle during prime minister's visits.

Conservative leadership candidate Michael Chong says his party is partly to blame for the fact his campaign promise of a revenue-neutral carbon tax is such a tough sell.

British Columbia's NDP leader has unveiled portions of an election platform he hopes will move his party from the Opposition benches to power after 16 years of waiting.

Health Canada has issued a warning about a skin cream for babies and children that it says could pose "serious health risks."

Veterans advocates in Nova Scotia are blasting the federal government for its inaction on a promise to re-introduce life-long pensions for those injured in uniform.

On health care, Manitoba finds itself the last province holding out over a 10-year agreement on transfer payments. Ontario, Quebec and Alberta signed deals last week.

"We’re standing alone. I’m not afraid of that and I’m not anything but proud of the fact we’re willing to do that," Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister told reporters.

Anyone who showed up to watch a federal cabinet minister battle it out with her Quebec counterpart over health care funding negotiations would leave disappointed, warned Health Minister Jane Philpott.

Doctors are already seeing the effects of an aging population and those issues will only continue to grow over the coming decades.

Petter Blindheim served in the Norwegian Royal Navy during the second World War, but is being denied a bed at Camp Hill Veteran’s Memorial hospital. He moved to Canada after the war.