If elected, PQ would shut down Santé Québec
MONTREAL – Parti Québécois Leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon (pictured) has his sights on Santé Québec, saying his government would abolish the state-owned corporation if elected. St-Pierre Plamondon made the announcement […]
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SickKids attacked by cybercriminals, employee data stolen
TORONTO – Canada’s largest pediatric health center suffered a recent cybersecurity incident that exposed the personal information of current and former employees. The Hospital for Sick Children – which was […]
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Ottawa invests $5.4M more in Sask virtual care
WHITECAP DAKOTA NATION, Sask. – The federal government announced $5.4 million in new funding for the Virtual Health Hub (VHH) alongside chief Darcy Bear and Virtual Health Hub CEO Dr. […]
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London has Canada’s first paediatric Olink lab
LONDON, Ont. – Children’s Health Research Institute (CHRI), part of London Health Sciences Centre Research Institute (LHSCRI) is now home to Canada’s first paediatric laboratory certified to use Olink technology, […]
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London leads study on preventing surgical infections
LONDON, Ont. – Dr. Kelly Vogt (pictured), scientist at London Health Sciences Centre Research Institute (LHSCRI) and surgeon at London Health Sciences Centre (LHSC), has been awarded $707,625 through the […]
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Wrong leg amputated, man sues hospital
WINNIPEG – A man whose left leg was mistakenly amputated – rather than his infected lower right leg – at the Grace Hospital in 2024 has filed a lawsuit against […]
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Quebec ER wait times up 41 minutes since 2018
MONTREAL – The average wait time in Quebec emergency rooms has increased by 41 minutes since 2018, according to new data from the Montreal Economic Institute. The wait time in […]
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Announcing NIHI fall courses
WATERLOO, Ont. – The National Institutes of Health Informatics is offering new micro-courses for healthcare professionals, beginning fall 2026. They include: “AI Privacy and Data Protection,” “ROI Thinking in Healthcare,” […]
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Acadia University gets $1.2M to develop new tick repellents
The lab will study what type of ticks are in the province, what pathogens they carry and how they respond to repellents.
Most Canadian execs say sovereign AI is important. Few know what it actually means
Cohere study shows one in three executives have difficulty describing sovereign AI.
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Q&A: The AI costs that could hurt Canadian tech more than a trade war
“Chipflation” is a more tangible concern for Canadians, Quoted Tech’s Kevin Jia says.
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Kepler Communications’ space-based data centres come online
Toronto firm is now delivering space compute capabilities to commercial and government partners.
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How GM Canada is Steering a Global Mobility Strategy from Ontario
Jack Uppal on the technology reshaping mobility, and why Canada is well-positioned to lead the future of driving.
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UWaterloo students break amateur world record with liquid rocket launch
Amateur rocket soared past 63,000 feet at Launch Canada Challenge.
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Osedea expands consulting footprint with Ventriloc acquisition
By buying another Québec firm, Osedea hopes to build a homegrown rival to consulting giants.
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