Megan Ogilvie

University Health Network announces successful surgeries in trial, allowing patients with spinal injuries to control computers with their thoughts.

The report presses the province to create more specialized treatment options to address the growing number of kids housed in inappropriate placements.

The unsettling disclosure comes 20 years after the ombudsman first flagged forced abandonment as a concern — but systemic issues persist.

Over four years, children’s aid societies have housed hundreds of kids with mental health conditions and high-risk behaviours in unlicensed settings.

Proposed changes by the Ford government to bring new controls over Ontario’s children aid societies prioritize finances over kids’ wellbeing, critics charge.

An electronic registry would replace the yellow paper immunization cards that Ontarians now use to track their vaccinations.

Dr. Kieran Moore says “we need to mitigate the spread” as 572 cases are linked to one outbreak, mainly in southwestern Ontario.

The Ontario Patient Ombudsman’s 2023-24 annual report reveals a record 4,429 complaints, the highest since its 2016 inception.

Mike Schreiner, who was re-elected in his Guelph riding, said this election was about fighting for fairness and “a better Ontario.”

A long wait for a woman who was very vulnerable to infection was a stark example of the problems in Ontario's emergency departments.