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Author: Maya Bennett
Maya Bennett covers health for Canada News Media, drawing on official sources such as Health Canada and the Public Health Agency of Canada. Health articles are general information, not medical advice. Questions or corrections: [email protected].
Loblaw is recalling 350-gram packages of President’s Choice English-Style Gingersnap Cookies sold across Canada after metal wire was found. Here are the codes to check.
Health Canada has posted recalls for carvedilol 25 mg tablets sold under the Pro Doc, Sanis and PMS names. Here are the lot numbers and what to do.
Two doses of measles-containing vaccine are routine across Canada, but the ages differ. Here is the schedule for every province and territory.
Lung cancer screening with a low-dose CT scan is available in some provinces and still in planning in others. Here is how eligibility and sign-up differ across Canada.
Cervical cancer screening is shifting to HPV testing, and self-collected samples are spreading unevenly. Here is where each province and territory stood as of February 2026.
Colorectal screening is free across Canada, but how you get the at-home FIT kit differs by province. Ontario and P.E.I. now start at 45.
Ontario and Manitoba have set fall COVID-19 vaccine dates, Alberta has announced a program start, and B.C. is still finalizing details. Here is what is confirmed so far.
Health Canada’s official pages for getting a naloxone kit in each province and territory, plus Alberta’s new Oct. 1 pharmacy rules.
Shingrix is free for some adults in six provinces and territories and not for most adults elsewhere. Here is who qualifies for a free shingles vaccine in every province and territory, and how to book.
Health Canada says children under six taking ADHD stimulants may face a higher risk of weight loss than older children on the same dose, and product safety information will be updated.












