Canada’s population grew by 176,699 between July and October, reaching 41.5 million—a slower pace since early 2022. Lower immigration and capped permits contributed to this decline. International migration remains the primary driver, while interprovincial movement returned to pre-pandemic levels, reflecting economic and policy adjustments.
Researchers in Canada have developed a 3D imaging method to predict the progression of “smoldering multiple myeloma,” a precursor to a deadly cancer. Early detection can lead to timely treatments and better outcomes. Patients can now be monitored through blood tests, offering hope for longer survival and improved care.
Ignoring your urge to pee may seem harmless, but frequent delays can weaken bladder muscles, increase urinary tract infection (UTI) risks, and cause kidney issues. Over time, this can lead to severe problems like infections or bladder stones. Listen to your body’s cues and seek medical advice if needed.
Health Canada urges safety when using holiday lights. Choose certified lights, avoid frayed cords, and match lights to indoor or outdoor use. Turn off lights before sleeping, check for recalls, and avoid overloading outlets. Keep children safe by preventing contact with hazardous decorations like bubble lights and leaded tinsel.
One in seven Canadian ER visits could be handled elsewhere, with rural areas and children most affected. Delayed access to family doctors forces patients into emergency rooms. Experts urge use of walk-in clinics, urgent care centers, and virtual care to alleviate overcrowded ERs and improve healthcare efficiency.
Health Canada reports that daily cannabis use has remained stable since legalization in 2018, with 25% of respondents consuming it daily or almost daily. Legal purchasing has risen, with 72% buying from licensed stores in 2023, compared to 37% in 2019. Male and teenage consumption patterns showed slight differences.
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