Community leaders come together after ‘incredibly traumatic’ year to build on anti-racism initiatives
A virtual community conversation was held Feb. 17 to discuss ongoing anti-racism initiatives organized by community members.
A virtual community conversation was held Feb. 17 to discuss ongoing anti-racism initiatives organized by community members.
Health-care workers anticipate increase in flu vaccination, thanks to the symptoms COVID-19 and influenza have in common
Hypercare offers health care workers a more secure channel than pagers for sharing confidential patient information.
As new cases of the novel coronavirus are being found every day, a Toronto hospital is opening a screening centre in the east end.
Toronto police are asking the community to help them locate a man who escaped their custody in East York on Thursday, March 7, 2019.
While this year’s flu enters its mid-season, medical professionals debate whether or not the unpredictable illness has reached its peak.
Cries, laughter and gurgles echoed throughout a second floor room at Michael Garron Hospital. All of them coming from healthy, happy babies who were once bound to the hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
Eliminating discrimination is part of the fight for gender equality. Yet even though it’s 2018, breastfeeding – a natural thing mothers do to feed their babies – is still stigmatized, especially in the workplace.
While Toronto waits for marijuana legalization on Oct. 17, one doctor in East York is already taking action.
Beaches-East York has been represented by Liberal Party MPP Arthur Potts since he won election in 2014. Two women are hoping to cut his career at Queen’s Park to four years with the provincial election in June.