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CBC | Montreal News - Apr 2, 2007
A 20-year-old man is in critical condition in hospital after being stabbed at the Mount Royal lookout Sunday night.
CBC | Health News - Apr 2, 2007
Children who suffered a head injury were twice as likely to sustain a second head injury within a year, say researchers, who advise parents to be cautious about the activities of their children, even if they seem to …
CBC | Health News - Apr 2, 2007
Women aged 40 to 49 should talk to their doctors about their individual risk for breast cancer when deciding whether to start getting mammograms, according to new U.S. guidelines released on Tuesday.
CBC | Health News - Apr 2, 2007
Changes are needed in the diagnosis and treatment of millions of HIV-infected children, the American Academy of Pediatrics said Monday.
CBC | Health News - Apr 2, 2007
An Edmonton organization that helps people with HIV and Aids is urging parents to have their children circumcised following a recommendation from the United Nations.
CBC | Health News - Apr 2, 2007
Alberta becomes 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 | Basketball News - Apr 2, 2007
Miami Heat guard Dwayne Wade practised on Monday, marking the first time he's participated in a full workout since dislocating his left shoulder in February.
CBC | Prince Edward Island News - Apr 2, 2007
Cardigan MP Lawrence MacAulay is angry that the extra money he'd fought for to maintain small craft harbours did not appear in the federal budget.
CBC | Prince Edward Island News - Apr 2, 2007
Wilbur MacDonald, a long-time member of the P.E.I. legislature, is leaving politics.
CBC | Prince Edward Island News - Apr 2, 2007
The president of Tourism Charlottetown says it's not a good idea to build an 11-storey hotel in Summerside, pointing out that there have been fewer people staying in hotels on P.E.I.