'Passport to freedom': Quebec says vaccine passports available for download WednesdayStarting Sept. 1, residents 13 years old and up will be required to show proof of vaccination to access businesses the government deems non-essential, such as gyms, bars and restaurants. CMA Board Chair: We remain unbowedI accept the outcome of the votes. However, I will not accept the status quo for our association. Woman who coughed on market produce, claimed virus gets jail 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. Six month suspension for surgeon for insulting remarks toward staff A Montreal surgeon has been suspended for six months for repeatedly saying things like "When I speak, you shut your mouth" to nurses and attendants. Voters at CMA AGM vote down national elections, EDI initiative The CMA is dead. Long live the CMA The 154th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Canadian Medical Association will be one long-remember for many things says Dr. Eric Cadesky. 'Increasingly uncomfortable' Dr. David Fisman quits Ontario's pandemic science advisory table Over the weekend, Dr. Fisman also alleged on Twitter that the science table was sitting on "important modelling work that projects a grim fall.'' COVID-19: Quebec minister slams anti vaccine passport protesters wearing yellow star First Previous 262 263 264 265 266 Next Last
