Patsy Smith’s husband, Tony Smith, isn’t a physiotherapist, but his days are focused on helping his wife regain some movement in the limbs on the

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An Ottawa man says in the months since the Montfort Hospital misidentified his brother, allowing strangers to make decisions about his treatment — and ultimately, his remains — their family

Lack of access to family doctors and other primary care providers leaves many Canadians with no option than to go to the emergency department for care,

Laura O’Byrne chokes back tears as she recalls walking the woodsy trails of Nova Scotia’s South Shore with her two mastiffs just over a year

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During her cancer treatment, Vanessa Percoco felt forced to choose between paying to feel better or making rent.Percoco, 33, of Laval, Que., had just started on a short

White Coat Black Art26:30Virtual doctors for real ERsDr. Michael Ertel starts his emergency department shift at about 8 p.m., after making himself a cup of

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