Finance & Capital Management

Doctor ordered pregnancy and urinalysis tests without telling patients
Saskatoon physician Dr. Laura Tanyi-Remarck has been suspended for two months and ordered to pay close to $31,000 in hearing costs.
Why doctors need to learn about money
Feeling like a slave to the next paycheck, at the mercy of the financial services industry, over-worked with no way out—lots of doctors are feeling this but Dr. Matt Poyner says there is a way out.

Nova Scotia's union for paramedics says higher pay needed to help retain workers

Kevin MacMullin, business manager for the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 727, says although highly trained, Nova Scotia's paramedics are among the lowest paid in North America.
Federal government invokes Emergencies Act for 'illegal' blockades

This is the first time the Emergencies Act has been invoked since it came into force in 1988.
Everything on table to end illegal protests but threat of violence a concern: Trudeau

Trudeau says the people still illegally blocking streets in Ottawa and border crossings to the United States must go home or face increasingly severe consequences that could ruin their lives.
Vaccine mandate 'not an issue at all,' CEO of Canada's largest trucking company says

The vast majority of TFI's Canadian drivers are inoculated against COVID-19.
Beyond RRSPs: 3 alternative investments to consider this RRSP season

Because there are other places to grow your money while optimizing your tax position.
Pharmacists hit with $31K fine for almost $176,000 in illegal benefits and billing violations

André Gosselin, who was associated with deposed pharmacy king Jonathan-Yan Perreault, also rendered almost 70% of all services over a 10-month period performed in the absence of a pharmacist.
Newfoundland and Labrador Medical Association makes tentative agreement with province

The NLMA said 72.5% of its members voted in favour of the new agreement.
U.S. pharmacy staff call for better working conditions as staff shortages continue

Pharmacy staff are advocating for better work conditions in order to prevent medical errors and burnout as pharmacy staffing shortages across the United States continue.

Doctor ordered pregnancy and urinalysis tests without telling patients

Why doctors need to learn about money

Nova Scotia's union for paramedics says higher pay needed to help retain workers

Federal government invokes Emergencies Act for 'illegal' blockades

Everything on table to end illegal protests but threat of violence a concern: Trudeau

Vaccine mandate 'not an issue at all,' CEO of Canada's largest trucking company says

Beyond RRSPs: 3 alternative investments to consider this RRSP season

Pharmacists hit with $31K fine for almost $176,000 in illegal benefits and billing violations

Newfoundland and Labrador Medical Association makes tentative agreement with province

U.S. pharmacy staff call for better working conditions as staff shortages continue