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Quebec outlawed accessory fees—on services such as ultrasounds and nasal drops—at the beginning of last year, but it did not extend to administrative fees

Interest arbitration will kick off May 24 and could run into October of this year

More than 500 pharmacy students from across Canada are in Edmonton for the annual CAPSI PDW conference.

The APES, the group negotiating on behalf of pharmacists, is threatening to resort to pressure tactics if the government doesn't stop dragging its feet

Our own poll found that more than 50% of pharmacists who responded did not support efforts to make Naloxone available free of charge

Bill 148 limits the percentage of generic medications a pharmacy can purchase from any single supplier