Cultural Competence

The province says couples will not be separated and that religious, ethnic and language preferences will be respected.

Delsie Martin left a Manitoba emergency department—where she went for help after being overwhelmed with suicidal thoughts—without having received any treatment or referrals. Instead the doctor told her 'if I get financial planning (and) if I don’t have babies, I’ll be fine.'

As wait-lists grow and patience thins, more people may be seeking treatments elsewhere.

When you’re on social media and people know you’re a doctor, you’re representing the profession. But you also want to be authentic as a person.

A baker, a sommelier and an astronaut candidate—all in one Canadian city.

A pharmacist from Brantford, Ontario, will soon deliver medication to Pakistan, which is suffering from extreme flooding.

The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Nova Scotia rejected Dr. Franklyn Vincent's assertion that a letter he wrote a patient's lawyer revealing "shocking information" about the patient's condition was merely intended to correct inaccuracies.

New licensing pathway includes an orientation program for IMGs new to practicing in the province.