Licensing

What happens when economic development brings people to an area with severely insufficient healthcare infrastructure?

Doctors, nurses and other health workers have reduced their hours and left the industry in droves, their professional associations say, but there is no national plan to figure out exactly how many have been lost or how to replace them.

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Pharmacists are now discussing a reimbursement model with the province's Ministry of Health.

Ontario pharmacists' ability to prescribe for common ailments has been anticipated and delayed for years—but may finally be coming.

Dr. David Howell Ames played a 'cat and mouse' game with investigators by continuing to change his narrative, says the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba.

The baby suffered facial fractures and damage to his left eye and will need to wear contact lenses or glasses for life or undergo corrective surgery.