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As the number of gonorrhea cases in the province continues to rise, Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Jennifer Russell is reminding New Brunswickers of the ongoing outbreak and emphasizing the importance of safe sex practices.

More Saskatchewan families will soon benefit from expanded funding for families with children who have Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Beginning July 27, 2021, Autism Individualized Funding will be...

More seniors and Elders in British Columbia will be able to maintain their independence and stay in their own homes as the Province funds an expansion of the United Way’s Better at Home program to serve more than a dozen new communities.

The Government of Saskatchewan is delivering on its commitment to Saskatchewan seniors by significantly reducing ambulance fees from $275 per trip to $135 per trip. As well, there will be no cost...

Saskatchewan K-12 schools across the province are currently being shipped 100,000 rapid tests.  Rapid testing for COVID-19 in schools may begin as early as this week. "A rapid testing program in...

The Minister of Seniors and Rural and Remote Health has directed that the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA), in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, review recent changes made to its policy...

The Covid-19 pandemic revealed a concrete and immediate threat to food and nutrition security (FNS), especially for vulnerable groups. This study aimed to identify government strategies implemented in Brazil to provide the Human Right to Adequate and

Top UN rights experts appealed on Thursday for all governments to ensure that victims of torture receive the rehabilitation services they need, along with guarantees that those who help them do not suffer reprisals.

Ongoing efforts to make health-care systems culturally safe and accessible for all First Nations Peoples, Inuit and Métis peoples in B.C. and across Canada are being strengthened with the creation of a ground-breaking repository of resources at the