A recent news talked about how a medical marijuana grow operation is affecting Port Coquitlam residents. It has been observed from many months that the residents have tried to get the production of the licensed medical marijuana stop but all the efforts could not do the needful.

A report has uncovered that Vancouver has seen a coalition of some of the greatest minds of the world. The physicists have decided together to form a new particle collider worth some US$7.78-billion.

The report found that the aim behind the building of the collider is to find an answer to some of the deepest secrets of the universe.

A recent research has unveiled a potential drug which will be able to inhibit the growth of resistant strains. It has been claimed by researchers from Canada, the UK and Australia that the compound has a tendency to latch to an enzyme on the surface of the flu virus called neuraminidase.

A team of doctors in Edmonton has been doing a great deal for patients with diabetes. A call just comes to them and they all get set to perform a transplant procedure's first step that takes some five hours.

It is for the second time in past three months that Federal inspectors have announced about an ongoing investigation upon Safeway burgers. This inspection makes it a Safeway burger trail, which is being believed to lead CFIA back to cardinal.

Choosing to smoke is very easy but gaining similar health benefits after quitting the habit (as are enjoyed by the people, who have never smoked), can take up approx 20 years, says a new Canadian report.

Canadian Chris Hadfield is aboard the International Space Station (ISS) orbiting Earth, working on a project that will end up in March. But his recent tweets have made a big headline indeed.

It's quite appraising to know that despite of earning such a big name and fame, son of Chris Hadfield, Evan Hadfield, considers his father to be a simple man.

Chris Hadfield is the Canadian astronaut who is known for catching thoughts of millions from the International space station that is placed hundreds of miles above the earth's atmosphere.

Researchers in Calgary have recently issued a report detailing about the benefits (that they have noticed) of routine childhood immunization upon children's health.

A research team based in Winnipeg has found that if a blood substitute is given to decisively ill patients with low pressure, then it could prove to be quite lethal for them.

Corn-based hydroxyethyl starch solution is commonly given to severely ill people so that their blood volume could be increased. In this study, it has been found highly risky.