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TORONTO – Evan Solomon (pictured), Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Innovation and Minister responsible for the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario, and Maggie Chi, parliamentary secretary to the Minister of Health, announced a $100 million investment in the VITAL health data platform.
Building on the Gemini AI program at St....
OTTAWA – The Liberal government is launching an audit and strategic review of the federally funded non-profit Canada Health Infoway after the failure of its $300-million PrescribeIT program.
However, the opposition Conservatives say the organization should be defunded and any necessary responsibilities should be transferred to Health Canada.
Canada Healt...
EDMONTON – The University of Alberta Hospital is now home to Alberta’s first photon-counting CT scanner, a next-generation advancement in medical imaging made possible through a $1.5 million donation from Suncor Energy and contributions from others to the University Hospital Foundation.
First announced in October 2025, the Siemens scanner has now been installed...
VANCOUVER – Clinicians using Canadian Accuro EMR can now access Heidi’s AI scribe now fully integrated into Accuro. This integration allows providers to complete their patient visit documentation using AI while staying within their existing Accuro workflows.
Heidi’s AI scribe can also access selected EMR chart data, helping clinicians generate quality notes wit...
SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. – A sudden shutdown of the PreHos electronic patient care record platform is forcing about 22 of Ontario’s paramedic services to rapidly switch vendors or revert to paper documentation, Sault Ste. Marie officials say.
A vendor providing digital patient records management is discontinuing operations, leaving some paramedic services in Onta...