Corporate Governance

When the national council on pharmacare was named last month, not a single pharmacist was appointed to a seat

Dr. Ranjit Kumar Chandra has faced dozens of allegations of fraud over the last 25 years

Ontario's government will no longer offer free prescriptions to kids and young adults with private coverage, the province's new health minister announced Saturday.

A Toronto pharmacist is under investigation for allegations that she submitted “false or unsubstantiated claims” to the tune of approximately $60,000.

Shares of drugstore chains Walgreens, CVS and Rite Aid slid after the announcement

Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil is defending his government's sweeping changes to health care in Cape Breton, saying the status quo is no longer acceptable.