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Ottawa revives bill to connect health records

February 11, 2026


Marjorie MichelOTTAWA - The federal government is reviving legislation that would allow digital health information to be shared safely across electronic systems, giving both patients and providers access to more comprehensive medical records. The Connected Care for Canadians Act was introduced in June 2024 and passed first reading, but the bill died when Parliament was later prorogued. Read More

Access to Alberta teens’ health records

February 11, 2026


Dr Stephen FreedmanEDMONTON - Alberta doctors say the provincial government’s decision to broaden parental and guardian access to their children’s medical records could put youth at risk of harm and infringes on their privacy. Read More

QE II acquires its 7th surgical robot

February 11, 2026


Dr Gail DarlingHALIFAX - Nova Scotia Health’s QEII Health Sciences Centre is now home to its newest and most advanced surgical robot: the Intuitive da Vinci Xi. The arrival of this technology marks the QEII’s second da Vinci system and the hospital’s seventh surgical robot overall, strengthening Nova Scotia’s position as a national leader in surgical innovation and expanding access to specialized care for patients across the province. Read More

PEI in national AI scribe pilot program

February 11, 2026


Dr Johan ViljoenCHARLOTTETOWN - Health PEI is participating in a national pilot program, in collaboration with Canada Health Infoway and other provinces and territories, to explore the use of artificial intelligence (AI) scribe technology in primary care settings. Read More

Using AI for self-care often leads to harm: survey

February 11, 2026


Margot BurnellOTTAWA - Canadians who followed health advice from AI were five times more likely to experience harms than those who did not, worrying doctors across the country as Canadians struggle to access care from trusted health providers. Read More

AI app helps Quebecois with self-diagnosis

February 11, 2026


Benoit BrunelMONTREAL - Quebec patients can talk with Bonjour-santé's new conversational robot, a hybrid between ChatGPT and an 811 nurse. Called BonsAi, Bonjour-santé's new artificial intelligence tool allows you to describe your symptoms and find out the possible causes, then get an appointment with a health professional if necessary. Read More

Guelph General goes live with digital pathology

February 11, 2026


Dr Christopher MaGUELPH, Ont. - International medical imaging IT and cybersecurity company Sectra has successfully activated its digital pathology module at Guelph General Hospital (GGH), marking them as the first site in Canada to go live with Sectra Digital Pathology. Read More

Lumeo hospitals testing Oracle Clinical AI Agent

February 11, 2026


Dr Siddhartha SrivastavaKINGSTON, Ont. - Lumeo Regional Health Information System (Lumeo RHIS) in Southeastern Ontario has selected Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent for a pilot project to streamline clinical documentation and reduce physicians’ administrative workload so they can focus more time on caring for the people they serve. Read More

Pat Parfrey out as CEO of NLHS

February 4, 2026


Pat Parfrey Ron JohnsonST. JOHN’S, NL - Pat Parfrey (pictured left) is no longer the CEO of Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services. Premier Tony Wakeham announced last month that effective immediately, Ron Johnson (pictured right) had been appointed as interim chief executive officer of Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services, replacing Dr. Patrick Parfrey “who is to be recognized for the long service and dedication he has provided to healthcare in our province.” Read More

Dr. Danielle Martin to run for Liberals

February 4, 2026


Danielle MartinOTTAWA - The Liberal Party announced last weekend that family physician Dr. Danielle Martin (pictured) will be their candidate for the upcoming federal byelection in University-Rosedale, the downtown Toronto riding Chrystia Freeland held until she stepped down earlier last month. Read More

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