Consumer Affairs & Relations

The former CEO of Atlantic Canada's largest children's hospital has chosen to face a potentially lengthy and complex fraud trial in provincial court, her lawyer says.

The personal health information of nearly 3,000 people may have been compromised in a phishing attack, the Nova Scotia Health Authority says.

MPPs attended a reception and participated in one-on-one meetings with pharmacists

The Ontario government will announce Monday that it intends to join British Columbia's proposed class action lawsuit against dozens of opioid manufacturers.

Not only did the court uphold the ban, but it also ordered the pharmacy to pay $10,000 in damages to the ministry of health