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Warren Collins originally took up archery because he thought it would be a good skill for hunting. He picked up the sport quickly, and at 15 years old is already making a name for himself in the world of competitive archery. The Nakota archer from Cochrane, Alta., will compete at his first North American Indigenous Games […]
Children with type 1 diabetes are being put at risk of long-term complications and emergencies because Alberta is “lagging” behind other provinces and lacks standardized care in schools, Diabetes Canada warns. CBC | Health News
Dentists in Alberta can no longer provide general anesthesia at the same time as they provide dental treatment. CBC | Health News
The hardest day in Amanda Jensen’s life was finding out her six-year-old son had leukemia, but the situation was made much worse when she found out Alberta legislation didn’t offer her any job protection for compassionate care and she was let go by her employer. CBC | Health News
The suicide rate in Alberta dropped dramatically last year after a spike in 2015 that coincided with the worst of the economic downturn, the latest figures show. CBC | Health News
A woman in Red Deer, Alta., is sounding the alarm after says she almost died from a rare strep A infection — sharing her story after hearing about an Ontario girl who lost an arm and a leg to group A streptococcus. CBC | Health News
The governing body for naturopaths in Alberta has dismissed a complaint against one of its members related to the death of Ezekiel Stephan, whose parents were convicted after treating his meningitis with natural remedies instead of seeking medical treatment. CBC | Health News
The federal government has completed deals on funding for health care with Ontario, Quebec and Alberta, CBC News has learned. CBC | Health News
Dozens of David and Collet Stephan’s supporters filled a Calgary courtroom Thursday as their lawyer asked a panel of Alberta Court of Appeal judges to overturn the couple’s convictions in connection with the meningitis death of their 19-month-old son. CBC | Health News
You can excuse curling fans for doing a double-take at the Tim Hortons Brier. Legendary skip Kevin Martin is sporting familiar Alberta colours at the national men’s curling championship this week at Mile One Centre. The 2010 Olympic champion is back at the Brier to coach his son Karrick and the provincial team skipped by Brendan Bottcher. Instead of standing at […]
