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CBC | Nova Scotia News - Mar 30, 2007
A Halifax man who cut off a kitten's genitals with scissors has been sentenced to house arrest for three months by a judge who noted his problems with post-traumatic stress disorder and pain medication.
CBC | Nova Scotia News - Mar 30, 2007
Nova Scotia will spend the next three years developing a water management strategy, but critics wonder why it will take so long.
CBC | Nova Scotia News - Mar 30, 2007
Nova Scotia is proposing more tests and restrictions for new drivers under the graduated licensing program.
CBC | Health News - Mar 30, 2007
Alberta is set to become the first province to test newborns for cystic fibrosis, as evidence shows early detection of the genetic disease can lead to better health and quality of life.
CBC | Health News - Mar 30, 2007
Organ transplant tourism is growing in developing countries, and new guidelines are needed to track the trend, the World Health Organization said Friday.
CBC | Health News - Mar 30, 2007
Sales of an anti-constipation drug have been suspended because the medication has been linked to a higher risk of heart attack, stroke and worsening chest pain, Health Canada said Friday.
CBC | Health News - Mar 30, 2007
International doctors and scientists met in Edmonton Friday to discuss how to repair the damage of aging.
CBC | Health News - Mar 30, 2007
Alberta will become the only province in the country to allow pharmacists to write prescriptions under new provincial health regulations that come into effect on Sunday.
CBC | Health News - Mar 30, 2007
The maker of a Parkinson's drug is voluntarily pulling the drug from the market in Canada and the U.S. because of the risk of damage to heart valves.
CBC | Health News - Mar 30, 2007
Four families in Cape Breton are the focus of a new study on why kidney disease runs in some families.