$174M contract to redevelop Stevenson hospital
ALLISTON, Ont. – Infrastructure Ontario (IO) and The Stevenson Memorial Hospital have awarded a fixed-price contract valued at $174 million to Pomerleau Inc. to deliver the Stevenson Memorial Hospital Phase […]
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University of Ottawa launches AI medical hub
OTTAWA – The University of Ottawa is launching a new center for research, education and innovation in medical Artificial Intelligence (AI) to facilitate cross-cutting collaborations while sharpening the university’s competitive […]
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Rads have expanded role in Alzheimer’s monitoring
OTTAWA – Health Canada recently approved a new disease-modifying therapy (DMT) for the treatment of patients with early Alzheimer’s Disease (AD). This marks an exciting turning point in AD care, […]
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Sudbury public health launches new EMR
SUDBURY, Ont. – Public Health Sudbury & Districts is excited to announce the launch of Profile EMR, a new electronic medical record system powered by Intrahealth. This new system will […]
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New tool improves health management for childhood cancer survivors
For over two decades, the Pediatric Oncology Group of Ontario, POGO, has been at the forefront of using data to manage the care of survivors. Continuing the trend, POGO now […]
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Innovation council aims to break down barriers for home-grown tech
ST. JOHN’S, NL – The official launch of a new, pan-Canadian organization dedicated to accelerating the adoption of innovative, home-grown healthcare solutions was announced at Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services’ […]
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BC conducts large-scale trial of six different AI scribes for care providers
As generative artificial intelligence tools become more widely available, healthcare organizations across Canada are confronting a new operational reality: clinicians are increasingly adopting AI tools on their own initiative. This […]
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AI-driven platform combines scribes, decision support and workflow
MARKHAM, ONT. – Family physician Dr. Paul Forman has developed an AI-powered platform that transforms the way primary-care physicians document and reason through patient care – improving medical office productivity, […]
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Diagnostic imaging departments and clinics are steadily moving their PACS to the cloud
Steady growth is predicted for the Canadian Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS) market as healthcare providers across the country increasingly adopt digital imaging technologies and look to create more […]
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Despite a snowstorm and flight cancellations, the RSNA show must go on
CHICAGO – A snowstorm hit Chicago just before the start of RSNA 2025, resulting in more than 1,400 cancelled flights to the city’s O’Hare and Midway airports. Nevertheless, attendees found […]
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Can AI clinical co-pilots break open Canada’s EMR ecosystem?
AI now has a credible path to disrupt Canada’s electronic medical record (EMR) markets. Not through wholesale replacement, but by working above and beside existing systems. Ambient scribes and second-screen […]
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Texas launches lawsuit against Epic
AUSTIN, Tx. – In December, EHR giant Epic was hit with a lawsuit as Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (pictured) filed an action alleging the health tech company monopolizes the […]
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NS needs to improve health data reporting, AG says
HALIFAX – Nova Scotia’s auditor general says the government must be more transparent about the performance of the health system. Kim Adair (pictured) says in a new report that taxpayers […]
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INOVAIT will fund new image-guided therapies
TORONTO – INOVAIT announced a call for applications for the Winter 2026 Pilot Fund. The Pilot Fund is a non-dilutive funding program that supports cutting-edge research and development projects in […]
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SHA plans to create anonymous reporting
REGINA – The Saskatchewan Health Authority listed a project on SaskTenders, the provincial procurement website, earlier this month, inviting bids to create a service to anonymously report when “employees and […]
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Canadian-led alliance harnesses AI for drug discovery
TORONTO – University Health Network (UHN), the Structural Genomics Consortium (SGC), and The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) are joining forces to lead a major international initiative to change how […]
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Principles for responsible use of AI released in Ontario
TORONTO -The Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario (IPC) and the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC) have released joint Principles to guide the responsible adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) systems. […]
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Shortage of U/S techs in Alberta’s ERs
CALGARY – This week, a Postmedia columnist seeking a diagnosis for an issue that turned out to be a leg blood clot said he was told there was no ultrasound […]
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Federal strategy on AI expected within weeks
OTTAWA – Federal AI Minister Evan Solomon (pictured) is preparing to publish a government AI strategy as early as next month, according to a report in the Globe and Mail […]
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Announcing NIHI – McMaster winter courses
WATERLOO and HAMILTON, Ont. – The National Institutes of Health Informatics and McMaster University Continuing Education are offering new micro-courses for healthcare professionals, beginning winter 2026. They are: “Leadership in […]
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