Yukon government says moving palliative care residents was about ‘room optimization’
Families have expressed concerns about the new palliative care unit at Whistle Bend Place The Yukon government says its decision
Read moreFamilies have expressed concerns about the new palliative care unit at Whistle Bend Place The Yukon government says its decision
Read moreService reduction started earlier this week over low staffing levels Fort Simpson’s health centre is operating on an emergency basis
Read moreBy Jeremy Warren Review examines how health-care systems can improve their preparation and responses More preparation will lead to better
Read more12 new long-term care rooms at Whistle Bend Place and 5 new hospital beds at Thomson Centre The Yukon government
Read more‘We need some help from [the RCMP] on public intoxication to make sure the laws are abided by,’ mayor says
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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 moreBy Caitrin Pilkington · CBC News Some of funding to go toward new walk-in clinic opening next month in Whitehorse Federal and
Read moreOpposition parties praised spending on housing and physician recruitment measures Representatives of the Yukon opposition parties, labour unions and municipalities are
Read moreBy Philippe Granger, Radio-Canada Health and social services workers in the Nunavik village of Akulivik, Nunavik, say an alarming lack
Read moreLegislative Assembly back in session as of Thursday afternoon, with tabling of budget Yukon’s premier is promising more investments in housing
Read moreBy Emma Tranter · CBC News Money will go toward elder care, increasing health care staff Nunavut will get $35.6 million over
Read moreBy Dez Loreen · CBC News Boarding home has seen 50 per cent increase in patients since last year Dental patients from
Read moreAgency nurses considered unionized, so union questions apparent discrepancy An employee of the N.W.T. health authority says the territory’s use
Read moreThe Northwest Territories health minister says her department is not planning to lay off any staff as a result of
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