Highland High reports over a week of measles exposure as Utah reaches 300 cases
SALT LAKE CITY — Students at Highland High School could have been exposed to measles for more than…
NYS to repay student loans of health workers who aid the needy
Health care workers who commit to serving needy patients for at least four years can get up to…
Natural Resources Minister heads to Poland to promote Canada’s nuclear energy expertise
Open this photo in gallery: Multiple Canadian nuclear companies are pitching for business in Poland, but Minister of…
Tooele County confirms first case of measles in high school student
TOOELE — Tooele County health officials confirmed the county’s first case of measles on Monday night. The person…
Twin Cities schools struggle with funding, mental health post-drawdown
School districts in the Twin Cities are facing ongoing challenges as they aim to return to normalcy after…
Australian funds battle Canadian pension plans for Saskatchewan’s Information Services Corp.
Open this photo in gallery: Melbourne-based infrastructure fund Plenary Group is working with the Caisse de dépôt et…
Ottawa has the worst job market in Canada, faring worse than cities with tariff-hit industries
From the moment President Donald Trump returned to the White House promising to bring manufacturing jobs back to…
Brain game may reduce risk of Alzheimer’s and other dementias
BALTIMORE — A certain type of brain training appears to prevent or delay dementia by some 25% in…
November letter was catalyst that led CAAT Pension Plan to a leadership rehaul
Open this photo in gallery: Multiemployer pension plan CAAT serves Ontario’s colleges and more than 800 public- and…
Maryland health officials warn of upsurge in mumps cases in state
State health officials in Maryland are warning medical providers to be on the lookout for another viral infection…
One Utah lawmaker’s push for healthier foods in schools
SALT LAKE CITY — A year ago, the Utah Legislature passed a law to prohibit certain ingredients in…
Canada’s too-strict drug price controls are a health hazard
Open this photo in gallery: A pharmacist counts prescription drugs in Ottawa in June, 2019. It has been…