Diversity & Inclusion

My Dad used to say, ‘If you never do anything interesting, nothing interesting happens,’ so I try to keep doing interesting things.

The one-week intensive filled up in under a minute after it opened. “It was like a Taylor Swift concert,” jokes Zubin Austin, director of the Centre for Practice Excellence at the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy.

Current practices are different across the country and can be discriminatory, the group says.

Launched last year by Toronto pharmacist Nneke Ezurike, EMPOWER is an all-day women-focused learning and networking event. This year's event is scheduled for Sept. 30 at the Château le Jardin in Toronto.

Other provinces are coming up with loads of ad-ons and extras to make the deal for their doctors sweeter—and Ontario needs to step it up.

A psychiatrist and a cultural theorist's take on the Barbie movie and the doll's influence on kids.

About 20% of the members of Ontario’s Black communities live in Peel Region.

The professional order overseeing the province’s doctors was the first group to testify at two days of consultations on a bill aimed at instituting a “cultural safety approach” toward Indigenous patients.