Budgets/Spending/Market Size

OTTAWA | Actuarial analysis of the Canadian healthcare system concludes that, at current growth rates, costs will eventually be at levels such that provinces and territories will be required to spend almost all of their budgets on healthcare. This would be at the expense of other programs such as education, social welfare and infrastructure.

The province of Prince Edward Island has recently changed its recruitment strategies after a $100,000 carrot did little to entice students.

The five medical spots that were cut had alternative funding and were not funded by the provincial grants, according to the university administration

Rise is due to increased liability and end of a credit

TORONTO | At a time when hospitals across Canada are trying to cut costs by scaling back or closing arthritis clinics, the burden of the disease on the healthcare system is only increasing, according to a new study from The Arthritis Society.

LAVAL, Que. | Servier Canada, subsidiary of the Servier Research Group, has announced plans to construct a new centre of excellence in clinical research into cardiovascular disease, cancer and neuropsychiatry.

Waiting for health care is not a necessary evil