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- 1/25/2026
CPhA seeks to clarify the finer points of therapeutically substituting controlled substances
New federal regulations are coming into effect in October. - 1/25/2026
Local Alta. pharmacy MacKenzie Drugs cites Crown corp. turmoil as it removes Canada Post services
What brought this longstanding relationship to a close? - 1/25/2026
‘Worst offenders’: CMA, CFIB survey spotlights these particular paperwork tasks
The 1,924 responses sing many a familiar tune for physicians—but spotlight certain pain points in paperwork. - 1/22/2026
Manitoba recruits U.S. doctors, one points to political climate as a factor
‘I focus on underserved populations and that includes LGBTQ+ populations,” a recent recruit from Michigan said. ‘So I saw, sort of, the writing on the wall that it was going to become more and more difficult to provide quality care to those patients.’ - 1/22/2026
Astronauts say space station’s ultrasound machine was critical during medical crisis
During their first public appearance since returning to Earth, the four astronauts refused Wednesday to say which one of them needed medical attention and for what reason. - 1/22/2026
QUIZ: Do you know your delusions?
People believe some pretty strange things sometimes. Do you believe you can ace a quiz on delusions? Find out here! - 1/22/2026
No evidence of mystery brain disease in New Brunswick, says government report
Dr. Yves Léger’s final report on the illness, which has baffled experts for years, says most patients did not have elevated levels of herbicides or metals like arsenic in their systems that could have made them sick. - 1/22/2026
‘A legacy of failure’: Nanaimo doctor speaks out on patient tower plan and cath lab
Dr. David Forrest, infectious disease and critical care specialist and Chair of the Nanaimo Medical Staff Engagement Society, says the province’s healthcare plan for Central and North Island is short-sighted. - 1/21/2026
Adding metal detectors? Saskatchewan orders review of hospital security amid increasing safety concerns
A 36-year-old patient died after an altercation with security at Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon. - 1/21/2026
Ontario newly approves access to six cancer treatments through FAST pilot
Focusing on treatments already approved through Project Orbis, the FAST pilot is an ongoing three-year program.