Canadian military doctors, nurses to begin work in Yukon hospitals
By Tessa Vikander · CBC News Proponents say it’s a win-win, but critics say it’s a sign of desperation Canadian military doctors
Read moreBy Tessa Vikander · CBC News Proponents say it’s a win-win, but critics say it’s a sign of desperation Canadian military doctors
Read moreUnion of Northern Workers and N.W.T. government in mediation on new collective agreement In an update on negotiations over a
Read moreThe pause is expected to last until Sunday and emergency services will still be available Labour and delivery services in Inuvik
Read moreJackie Jacobson says his constituents can’t afford to visit their aging parents in out-of-town facilities. An MLA representing the N.W.T.’s
Read moreIn an effort to stem the labour shortage in Nunavik’s health system, Quebec’s provincial government has announced bonus increases of
Read moreMany regional healthcare authorities say they are struggling to recruit enough nurses and other workers to cover the summer months,
Read moreThe offer is on the table, and N.W.T. Premier Caroline Cochrane says now premiers will need time to digest the federal
Read moreThe day after a sit-in by nurses in the western part of northern Quebec, their union is denouncing the employer
Read moreBy Leah Hendry, Benjamin Shingler · CBC News · Plans for new hospital could reduce the number of patients forced to travel south If
Read moreLocal services ‘have become increasingly difficult to organize,’ says spokesperson for health authority People in the N.W.T. who live with
Read moreHealth department warns of more closures in several communities this winter The Nunavut government is warning of possible health centre
Read more“We’re not sinking: we’re sunk.” A worker shortage, coupled with poor management of the Nunavik health care system, is creating
Read moreTrudeau says the pandemic has exposed ‘the depths’ of issues faced by northerners In an exclusive interview with CBC North’s The
Read moreMakivik Corporation, the Inuit land claims organization in Arctic Quebec, says it condemns the treatment of Joyce Echaquan, 37, an
Read moreHarmonized data and circumpolar oriented statistics would contribute to better understanding the COVID-19 pandemic in the North, says a briefing
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