Soon, even your Starbucks latte can come with protein. Is the trend healthy, or just big business?
Cereal, chips, icecream, popcorn, even candy — if it feels like there’s suddenly protein in…
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Trade deficit shrinks to $4.9B in July as energy, vehicle exports rise
Canada’s trade deficit narrowed in July as overall exports rose, especially driven by outbound shipments of crude…
New end-of-life care home in Quebec highlights growing demand for MAID
In nearly 30 years as a palliative care physician, Dr. Nathalie Allard has provided end-of-life…
Issues with rollout of federal disability benefit a ‘slap in the face’ for some recipients
Mark Davison was assured he had the correct total: $53.36. That sum is the monthly…
Wildfires are disrupting back-to-school again. Experts call for support to plan for them
Newfoundland parent Scott Chandler jokes that September is usually a whirlwind he “kind of dreads,” between…
Northeast B.C. measles vaccinations below herd immunity as school resumes, health officials say
Health officials in northeast B.C. are warning the measles outbreak isn’t over, and could flare…
Horizon resumes mandatory masking as respiratory illnesses rise in N.B.
Horizon Health Network has reintroduced mandatory masking in all patient-facing clinical areas in all of…
Why is it so hard to find the source of a legionnaires’ outbreak?
It took months of mapping cases, dozens of locations sampled and weeks of lab sequencing…
Alberta girl awarded damages in lawsuit over infection leading to quadruple amputation
A family from Grande Prairie, Alta., has been awarded damages in a multimillion-dollar lawsuit over…
Measles spread trending down as Alberta kids head back to the classroom. Will it last?
Alberta’s measles surge appears to be slowing, but with children back in school this week health…