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Sonia Bélanger, junior health minister and the minister responsible for senior and social services, is expected to be sworn in as early as Friday as Quebec's new health minister, according to sources at Radio-Canada.

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A growing number of Manitoba's MRI machines now use artificial intelligence, with a plan to have more than half using the technology by spring.

Upgraded Sask. mammography bus hits the road in January

A mobile unit the Saskatchewan government bought in 2002 for providing mammograms to Saskatchewan women will soon retire.

P.E.I. government introduces 1st provincewide standards for how police services operate

The Prince Edward Island government is rolling out the province’s first-ever policing standards, which officials say will make police services more consistent, transparent and better supported.

Frustration grows in Niagara Falls, Ont., with no clear progress on fate of Marineland and belugas

Residents in Niagara Falls, Ont., continue to wait for news on the future of Marineland’s property and dozens of animals, including up to 30 belugas and four dolphins — nearly two months after the federal government turned down the theme park's request to export the mammals.

Why so many airlines face labour disruptions and why it could keep happening

Canadian travellers hoping for a new year without having to worry about a labour dispute may be out of luck, as 2026 will see most major airlines from this country facing off with unions across the bargaining table.

These grocery items are on the naughty list as food prices keep climbing

Food prices are soaring. Food prices keep climbing. Food prices are defying cooling inflation.

Family of First Nation man shot 5 times by police officer calls for changes at Ontario's SIU

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Ontario nursing home air conditioning mandate saved lives, study finds

Ontario legislation that mandated air conditioning in all resident rooms in long-term care (LTC) homes has saved dozens of lives, according to a new study.

Gusty winds, rapid fall in temperature prompt special weather statement for Waterloo region and area

The mid-week warmup in Waterloo region, Guelph and area will abruptly come to an end on Friday, Environment and Climate Change Canada warns.

Water fixtures in 2 more N.W.T. schools show high lead levels

Water in two more schools in the N.W.T. show lead levels above Health Canada's guidelines for drinking water, according to the territorial government.

Integrity commissioner to probe Ontario labour minister's handling of controversial training fund

Ontario's ethics watchdog says it will investigate whether the province's labour minister contravened any laws in his handling of a controversial training fund.