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Pharmacists trying to remain optimistic as the province brings in legislation to regulate drug pricing.

Ontario fee deal talks stall as OMA and health minister start firing at each other

Fuelled by petrodollars, this Prairie province is outbidding its competitors and has become a haven for top health researchers—and health policy innovation

New OMA president says ‘doctors will start to consider more seriously their options in other jurisdictions’

Combined exam will reduce testing load, CFPC says

Turned away from ERs, denied Pap tests and prostate exams, many Canadians with disabilities are not receiving basic health care—and they are among those who need it the most