Labor & Employment

Black Alberta doc testifies noose tied by white colleague made him feel threatened, was part of pattern
A government-ordered external report concluded the incident was inappropriate but not racist. However, Dr. Onwuanyi alleged a deeper pattern of problematic behaviour on Dr. Wessel’s part.
Que. FPs must take mixed remuneration system in fall—or face penalties, says Legault
Quebec premier François Legault aims to use financial penalties created by former Minister of Health Dr. Gaétan Barrette, but never applied, to force FPs to take care of a larger number of patients.

AHS suing Calgary mayoral candidate over stream of threats against healthcare workers

The highly controversial candidate remains in jail as he awaits a criminal trial on charges of causing disturbance.
AHS selects DynaLIFE as preferred proponent for community lab services

AHS and Alberta Precision Labratories are now set to begin negotiations on a contract with DynaLIFE, which was selected after a Request for Proposals launched in December 2020.
Doctor who faced racism after COVID-19 outbreak sues New Brunswick, RCMP
Top B.C. public health doctor charged with sex crimes against a child

The top public health doctor for the central Okanagan region in British Columbia has been charged with sex crimes against a young child.
Texas hospital says it will fire healthcare workers who refuse vaccine
Build efficiency into your pharmacy business in the Covid-19 era

Now that COVID-19 vaccinations are changing the landscape, it's time to take toll of your pharmacy's financial plan for the year.
For those who feel stuck: The power of one small change

Not everyone can leave to start their own practice or find a pharmacy more in line with how they want to practise. Frustration mounts when we ask ourselves, “How do I escape this?”
Doctor demands apology from N.B. premier after COVID-19-related charge dropped

A doctor who faced a barrage of hate and racism after being accused of violating COVID-19 measures in New Brunswick is asking the premier to apologize after a charge was dropped Friday.

Black Alberta doc testifies noose tied by white colleague made him feel threatened, was part of pattern

Que. FPs must take mixed remuneration system in fall—or face penalties, says Legault

AHS suing Calgary mayoral candidate over stream of threats against healthcare workers

AHS selects DynaLIFE as preferred proponent for community lab services

Doctor who faced racism after COVID-19 outbreak sues New Brunswick, RCMP

Top B.C. public health doctor charged with sex crimes against a child

Texas hospital says it will fire healthcare workers who refuse vaccine

Build efficiency into your pharmacy business in the Covid-19 era

For those who feel stuck: The power of one small change

Doctor demands apology from N.B. premier after COVID-19-related charge dropped