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Afghan crisis, health promises and an election called
Don’t forget that it was Trudeau who, on the same day that Kabul fell to the Taliban, went ahead and called an unnecessary, $600-million vanity election.
Territory's chief medical officer of health disputes allegations made by Yukon Party
Currie Dixon, the leader of the Yukon Party, has criticized Dr. Hanley's decision to run during the pandemic, writing in an open letter that it raises questions about the decision-making process.

Alberta to offer vaccine confirmation cards, but province says passports a no go

Even with smaller numbers, hospitals are dealing with staff fatigue and shortages, which have led to cancelled surgeries and bed closures.
Ontario optometrists 'shocked' that province leaked confidential mediation details

"It was a breach of process," said Dr. Sheldon Salaba, president of the Ontario Association of Optometrists.
Pharmacy Leader Zebrina Kassam: "We need to change the stereotypical narrative."

You can impact real change in people’s lives practising your profession every day, or by choosing to do something in business related to pharmacy. The opportunities are endless.
It's time to think beyond the pill

2020 brought exponential change to the world of retail pharmacy (and not all of it Covid-related). So, what will things look like as we’re getting on with our new world?
OMA fails family practice with virtual care agreement

The OMA approved an agreement to extend virtual fee codes for an additional year. There is much to like but in the current environment however, the extension agreement fails family practice.
CMA Board Chair: We remain unbowed

I accept the outcome of the votes. However, I will not accept the status quo for our association.
Two pharmacy techs elected to ACP Council

Two pharmacy technicians—Dana Lyons and Laura Miskimins—have been elected to the Alberta College of Pharmacy (ACP) Council.
Update on reopening plans across Canada

Canada is once again allowing U.S. citizens and permanent residents back into the country, provided they've been fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

Afghan crisis, health promises and an election called

Territory's chief medical officer of health disputes allegations made by Yukon Party

Alberta to offer vaccine confirmation cards, but province says passports a no go

Ontario optometrists 'shocked' that province leaked confidential mediation details

Pharmacy Leader Zebrina Kassam: "We need to change the stereotypical narrative."

It's time to think beyond the pill

OMA fails family practice with virtual care agreement

CMA Board Chair: We remain unbowed

Two pharmacy techs elected to ACP Council

Update on reopening plans across Canada