Pharmacist Graham MacKenzie tackles menopause myths in his latest bookMenopause Logic aims to separate the evidence from decades of confusion around hormone therapy and other treatment options. Women’s Health Van will bring health products and support across GTAThe mobile service will work with community groups to reach women who face barriers to accessing care. Alberta maintaining $100 COVID vaccine fee The government says it's making it easier to get the vaccine this year as it's waiving the fee for anyone over the age of 65 and once again supplying pharmacies with the COVID vaccine to administer. More Saskatchewan pharmacies begin offering strep and ear infection care The latest expansion brings testing and treatment services to more than 100 pharmacies, with more locations expected in January. Weight-loss drugs shaping up to be a boon for grocers' pharmacy units Loblaw executives are projecting double-digit growth for GLP-1 sales in 2027. Health Canada to hold info sessions on new controlled substance rules October sessions will walk community pharmacy teams through federal changes taking effect Oct. 1. Hormone therapy patches coming loose? How pharmacists can help B.C PharmaCare says it has received reports of covered menopause hormone therapy patches not sticking properly and is looking into the issue. Here’s what pharmacy professionals need to know about the new controlled substance rules Federal changes taking effect Oct. 1 will give pharmacy technicians a bigger role in handling controlled substances. PEBC removes Evaluating Exam requirement for international pharmacy graduates The October 2026 exam will be the last one offered, as PEBC prepares to roll out a new certification pathway next year. Ontario pharmacist suspended after falsifying records, allowing pharmacy to operate without pharmacist present The OCP called the pharmacist’s actions a ‘serious disregard for his professional responsibilities’ and ordered a four-month suspension. 1 2 3 4 5 Next Last
