Consumer Affairs & Relations

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), in partnership with international regulatory and law enforcement agencies, has cracked down on thousands of rogue internet pharmacies, including some that present themselves as Canadian.

Canada's largest provincial medical college is mulling a new plan that would see more information about doctor complaints released to the public, the Toronto Star reports.

With 30 years past, a former BCMA president reveals a ‘confidential’ deal worked out with premier Bill Bennett

In late June, Mother Nature added to the woes of a significant number of Alberta pharmacists. Here's how the worst flooding in provincial history has affected pharmacies.

Report finds company claiming to be Canadian is actually headquartered in Belize, ships its low-priced drugs from India and doesn’t employ a single pharmacist here, report finds.

NBMS president: If this one is not respected, what's the point of negotiating in the future?

A tongue-in-cheek response to a customer’s email request is giving Shoppers Drug Mart a lot of free publicity.

The Alberta Medical Association has resoundingly voted in favour of a new fee deal with the province, following two years of talks that led to acrimony and a public battle.