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Complicated but good: Why this ‘mind-boggling’ personal pension is gaining ground with doctors
Higher allowable contributions, significantly reduced corporate tax and the potential to retire early with undiminished income are just some of the advantages offered by the personal pension plan — an innovative financial product designed to address the needs of incorporated professionals.
Pharmacies Distribute Rapid Antigen Test Kits to Support Small and Medium-Sized Businesses to Operate Safely
Rapid testing is a cornerstone of responding to the COVID-19 crisis. With 11,000 community pharmacies located throughout the country, pharmacies are a logical place to distribute rapid tests.
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Your investment health: Is value investing still an effective strategy?

Do you know the difference between a growth vs. a value investment strategy?
HPSA issues urgent call for Canadians to return unused medications

A recent Statistics Canada report found that since the start of the pandemic, the majority of excess deaths among Canadians under 65 came from substance abuse and overdose, including opioids and drugs.
'Don't look away': Doctor decries clearing of Toronto park homeless encampment, police violence

On Wednesday, a Toronto Police operation sought to evict a group of 14 to 17 homeless individuals (by city estimate) encamped at Lamport Stadium Park.
Two Neutrogena spray on sunscreens recalled over concerns about benzene levels

Health Canada says consumers should stop using these products, warning that frequent and long-term exposure to elevated levels of benzene has been linked to serious health risks including leukemia and other cancers.
First Nations chief welcomes Quebec nurses' admission about racism in health system

The professional order, called Ordre des infirmieres et infirmiers du Quebec, said Wednesday it recognized that systemic racism existed—particularly toward Inuit and First Nations people.
Environmental racism: New study investigates whether Nova Scotia dump boosted cancer rates in nearby Black community

Questions about the high rates of cancer—and deaths—among members of Shelburne’s African Nova Scotian community, compared to their white neighbours on the other side of town or even within the South End, have long simmered.
Canada to donate 17.7M doses of AstraZeneca and raise money for global vaccination

The federal government is donating 17.7 million doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine and is asking Canadians to give their own money to help other countries get needles into arms.
Amid wildfires and devastation, B.C. pharmacist dispenses medicine—and kindness

"All these people need medication," a nurse handed Lillooet pharmacist Carmen Langdon a list of evacuees from the town of Lytton who had fled the burned-down town without their prescription drugs. So Langdon, who had lived and helped out through wildfires before, went to work.

Complicated but good: Why this ‘mind-boggling’ personal pension is gaining ground with doctors

Pharmacies Distribute Rapid Antigen Test Kits to Support Small and Medium-Sized Businesses to Operate Safely

Your investment health: Is value investing still an effective strategy?

HPSA issues urgent call for Canadians to return unused medications

'Don't look away': Doctor decries clearing of Toronto park homeless encampment, police violence

Two Neutrogena spray on sunscreens recalled over concerns about benzene levels

First Nations chief welcomes Quebec nurses' admission about racism in health system

Environmental racism: New study investigates whether Nova Scotia dump boosted cancer rates in nearby Black community

Canada to donate 17.7M doses of AstraZeneca and raise money for global vaccination

Amid wildfires and devastation, B.C. pharmacist dispenses medicine—and kindness