Ontarians have saved an additional $100 million in new savings thanks to the province's drug system reforms.

Torontonians in need of a family doctor now have more access to care as six more Family Health Teams (FHTs) have opened in the city.

To help more Ontarians quit smoking, people undergoing treatment for drug addictions will soon have access to free counselling supports, nicotine gum and patches.  

During the 35^th annual National Non-Smoking Week, Ontario is celebrating the progress made to create a healthier province and is reiterating its commitment to smoke-free communities.

Ontario is offering everyone ten helpful tips to stay healthy and reduce the risk of spreading the flu and other viruses to your friends and family this holiday season.

Ontario needs a new conversation about health, and very little of that conversation is about health care, says Ontario's Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Arlene King.

Ontario will expand and renovate Toronto's St. Michael's Hospital to give families better access to high-quality care, and create hundreds of local jobs.

Ontario is encouraging everyone to avoid getting sick this flu season by getting their annual flu shot.

Ontario's Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Arlene King, and Toronto's Medical Officer of Health, Dr. David McKeown, are warning Ontarians not to consume the following smoked salmon products because they may be contaminated with Listeria.

Ontario has appointed Dr. Kevin Smith as supervisor for Niagara Health System (NHS).