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B.C. paramedics, government announce tentative deal after talks with veteran mediator
A joint statement Saturday from the Health Employers Association of B.C. and the Ambulance Paramedics and Ambulance Dispatchers Bargaining Association says the tentative deal was reached with the assistance of mediator Vince Ready.
University of Waterloo’s Women in Pharmacy Leadership Program enters its second year
The University of Waterloo’s Women in Pharmacy Leadership Program is celebrating the end of its inaugural year after hosting two events and creating nine mentorship pairings. It's also recruiting for next year.

Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto says most systems back after ransomware attack

On Saturday, LockBit, a ransomware group the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation has called one of the world's most active and destructive, issued a brief apology and offered SickKids a free decryptor to unlock its data.
How 19th century Victorians' wellness resolutions were about self help—and playful ritual fun

According to some sources, the practice of making resolutions at the new year can be traced back 4,000 years, originating with the ancient Babylonians.
Fake teen doctor, now 25, sentenced to prison for new scam

Love-Robinson first came to national attention in 2016 as an 18-year-old when he was arrested after opening The New Birth New Life Medical Center, identifying himself as "Dr. Love.''
Young Leader in Pharmacy Odette Johnson: "I am driven to be a trailblazer in my field."

The one thing that I would like to accomplish in my career is to help create a pathway for pharmacy technicians to leverage their skills and experience so they too can attain positions in leadership.
Young Leader in Pharmacy Aly Háji: "I want to leave some sort of positive mark on the profession of pharmacy as a whole."

My ultimate ambition has always been to be a litigator, and to spend some of my time defending pharmacists and the profession.
Should Canada produce more medicine amid ongoing shortages? Trudeau isn't sure

The drug shortage has led to some calls for Canada to invest more in its pharmaceutical production capacities for essential medications.
Quebec premier 'more optimistic' on health funding deal after meeting with Trudeau

Canada's premiers are in negotiations with the federal government for a new funding agreement as pediatric hospitals and emergency rooms across the country buckle under severe strain.
Pharmacy tech program launches on Vancouver Island

Students on Vancouver Island can now train as pharmacy technicians, thanks to a new partnership.

B.C. paramedics, government announce tentative deal after talks with veteran mediator

University of Waterloo’s Women in Pharmacy Leadership Program enters its second year

Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto says most systems back after ransomware attack

How 19th century Victorians' wellness resolutions were about self help—and playful ritual fun

Fake teen doctor, now 25, sentenced to prison for new scam

Young Leader in Pharmacy Odette Johnson: "I am driven to be a trailblazer in my field."

Young Leader in Pharmacy Aly Háji: "I want to leave some sort of positive mark on the profession of pharmacy as a whole."

Should Canada produce more medicine amid ongoing shortages? Trudeau isn't sure

Quebec premier 'more optimistic' on health funding deal after meeting with Trudeau

Pharmacy tech program launches on Vancouver Island