The Association of Faculties of Medicine of Canada is addressing what medical schools in Canada are teaching to avoid situations of medical gaslighting.
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How non-emergencies could be filling up Saskatchewan hospitals
Saskatchewan hospitals are facing over capacity issues on a weekly basis. But some of the problems could come from non-emergencies waiting to be seen.
Vancouver’s Bloedel Conservatory welcomes visitors after months-long closure
After closing for just over two months for upgrades, Vancouver’s Bloedel Conservatory re-opened its doors the public Saturday.
‘A really powerful day’: Commemorating National Ribbon Skirt Day in Winnipeg
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Fines increasing for breaking Quebec Consumer Protection Act
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‘Ambassadors for their species in the wild’: Toronto Zoo loses 2 long-term residents
Toronto Zoo has bid goodbye to two of its long-term residents over the past week.
Hitmen return to first place with 6-2 win over Rebels in Red Deer
The Calgary Hitmen climbed back into a three-way tie for first place in the Eastern Division by defeating the Red Deer Rebels 6-2.
Draisaitl happy to net winner, but unhappy with his game
Leon Draisaitl thought he had a stinker of a game, even if he did come out smelling like a rose at the end.
Montreal arson squad investigating fire in Rosemont
The Montreal police (SPVM) arson squad is investigating after a vehicle was torched in the Nouveau-Rosemont neighbourhood.