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CPSA just getting started with unannounced inspections of Alberta docs with numerous COVID complaints against them
The college confirmed to CBC News that five investigations are ongoing and involve Alberta doctors against whom the most numerous and serious complaints have been made.
First Nations schools to be part of free menstrual products after initial exclusion from Ontario-wide program

Jury trial cancelled after accused in Alberta doctor killing dies in custody
Fresh insights into Ontario psychiatrists' views on MAiD
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Alberta judge convicts man of assault for coughing on server in Calgary bar
PCR test requirements at the border need to be re-examined: Tam
4 docs who won't give CPSO access to records are on shaky legal ground: Health law experts

'If doctors won’t comply with an investigation by the regulator that’s supposed to govern them then they are, in essence, ungovernable,' said Toronto lawyer Paul Harte.
Post pandemic health systems could be challenged by COVID 19 spending spike: CIHI

The spending surge is expected to reach a record $308 billion in 2021, say newly released projections from CIHI.
Some in Sask. successfully paid others to fraudulently get vaccine in their names: Saskatchewan College of Pharmacy Professionals

College registrar Jeana Wendel confirmed to CBC News that while the college doesn’t have exact statistics, it has confirmed incidences.

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