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As board members of the Vancouver Island Health Authority have learned to their discomfort, hell hath no fury like an angry nurse.

College of Pharmacists of BC wants to know

On this week's episode of Talking Radical Radio, Rosalee Longmoore talks about her 15 years as the president of the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses (SUN).

LONDON | The World Hepatitis Alliance is calling for urgent attention to be given to recent figures showing that although viral hepatitis kills as many people as HIV/AIDS, the great majority of countries have no programs in place to tackle it.

Manitoba pharmacists have formally passed the bulky regulations document supporting the province’s long-anticipated new Pharmaceutical Act.

TORONTO | With discussion continuing over changes to the way physiotherapy is funded and delivered to seniors in Ontario, the province’s newly regulated kinesiologists say the government is missing a big opportunity to incorporate this new health profession into the way services are delivered.

Quebec physician Dr. Léo-Paul Landry will get a special honour from the Canadian Medical Association thanks to his work to advance Canadian health care.

Hospital pharmacists are under-staffed in the Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region (RQHR), according to the Health Sciences Association of Saskatchewan (HSAS) union.