A longer lifespan is being lived by a majority of Canadians and this also means they are living with more diseases.

Problems like kidney problems, diabetes and high blood pressure are being experienced by many and this has become a cause of concern for experts.

A work of fiction in print approximately two decades back by a Canadian writer is stimulating a bowdlerization mêlée that might dole out as an establishing ground for the coming generation of India's severe autonomist.

On Friday a private dinner party was held in the Canadian Embassy where officials from seven world economic powers were present. Their topic of discussion circled around the most troublesome economic problem that threats the Obama Administration.

Canadian researchers say that persistent and loud noise in the workplace more than doubles the risk for heart disease.

The study authors noted that among the group of people who are at highest risk the most affected are younger men who smoke. This itself is the biggest cause of raising the risk factor for heart disease.

Pediatricians want to make an addition to the panoply of vaccine shots received by Canadian children. They urged that every baby should be vaccinated against a virus which sends thousands of children to hospital every year.

After a long struggle with cancer, Dianne Whalen, Newfoundland and Labrador’s minister of municipal affairs finally succumbed to the disease.

Her death was announced in a government release by Premier Danny Williams on Sunday night.

A shocking new study has revealed that brain disorders may be almost commonplace among people who are infected with HIV which is a virus that leads to AIDS.

This means that one quarter of HIV-positive patients who participated in a 10-year long Alberta study were found to be suffering from neurological disorders as per reports given by Dr. Chris Power.