As a former competitive gymnast, Christie Misketis is no stranger to the importance of stretching.

Employees of the health services offshoot of Telus Communications are only reimbursed for certain drug prescriptions if they fill them through the company's own virtual pharmacy, CBC News has learned.

Matters of the heart are not so straightforward, especially for women.

Canadians will be able to get their hands on Wegovy, a weight-loss drug from Ozempic-maker Novo Nordisk, in spring 2024, the company said Monday.

Some Western Canadians are swapping their parkas for T-shirts and raincoats after swinging from record high temperatures to record lows and back again this winter.

Jaelene Tweedle says she knew the Red Deer Hospital's emergency room had been under stress for a while, but she wasn't prepared for what she saw when she had to visit the facility last month.

A Canadian trauma surgeon says that for every child he saved in the hospital in southern Gaza, another would die of their injuries.

For decades, David Martin struggled with time management and procrastination, but he wasn't sure why. In university, he noticed his grades were better during shorter semester-long courses rather than year-long classes. And by his 40s, he even let his household bills pile up for months — not because he couldn't afford them, but because he simply didn't pay them on time.

Over the past year and a half of war in Ukraine, most of the glory has gone to Ukraine's soldiers resisting the Russian invasion in the trenches. But just behind them is another collection of recruits who are no less crucial: the medics performing life-saving surgery just kilometres from the front lines.