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Canadian Medical Association’s first Black president brings N.L. resilience to role
Dr. Bolu Ogunyemi, a dermatologist in St. John’s, N.L., says he is also the first president to graduate from Memorial University’s medical school in St. John’s and he brings unique experience as a doctor in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Ontario’s scope expansion got you turned around? OCP’s new info hub aims to help
The resource centre includes FAQs and guidance on the new rules taking effect July 1.

What to know about the Bundibugyo virus, a species of Ebola causing an outbreak in Congo

The virus causing an outbreak in Congo suspected of killing more than 200 people is less common than others that cause Ebola disease, which is complicating the response because there are no specific treatments or vaccines.
‘Reprehensible’: Judge orders plastic surgeon to pay $22.5 million for recording patients with surveillance cameras

Patients testified they were unaware that cameras were recording them in Dr. Martin Jugenburg in his downtown Toronto clinic—including in areas where they would routinely disrobe.
N.B. should halt transition to new virtual healthcare provider: Opposition Tories

More than 70 virtual care nurses are raising concerns about New Brunswick's planned move to a new provider, prompting the call for a pause.
Quebec lawyers finding creative ways to reach potential opioid class-action members

Thousands of Quebecers may be eligible for compensation in an opioid class action. But many potential claimants are homeless, incarcerated or in treatment.
Fewer cops, more staff: CAEP’s new position statement on emergency department violence

The problem is growing, so where's the proactivity? New statement full of ideas of how to flag potentially violent patients, and create safer, calmer environments.
B.C. woman returns home after 2 months in induced coma in China

The daughter of a British Columbia woman who slipped into a coma in China while visiting her family says her mom has returned home following a marathon journey.
Are you a pharmacist serving Indigenous communities? CPhA will pay for your input

The association is recruiting pharmacists for a new climate and infectious disease project, focused on communities facing higher risks and barriers to care.
Apotex Health files preliminary prospectus for initial public offering of shares

Apotex has a broad portfolio of generic drugs and consumer health products.

Canadian Medical Association’s first Black president brings N.L. resilience to role

Ontario’s scope expansion got you turned around? OCP’s new info hub aims to help

What to know about the Bundibugyo virus, a species of Ebola causing an outbreak in Congo

‘Reprehensible’: Judge orders plastic surgeon to pay $22.5 million for recording patients with surveillance cameras

N.B. should halt transition to new virtual healthcare provider: Opposition Tories

Quebec lawyers finding creative ways to reach potential opioid class-action members

Fewer cops, more staff: CAEP’s new position statement on emergency department violence

B.C. woman returns home after 2 months in induced coma in China

Are you a pharmacist serving Indigenous communities? CPhA will pay for your input

Apotex Health files preliminary prospectus for initial public offering of shares

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