Three Thunder Bay pharmacists facing misconduct allegations by OCPSince allegations were made in 2024, new ones have come to light against this pharmacy and its staff. Don't panic: CPhA suggests pharmacists look to calm patient anxiety of tariffs and medication supplyA release from the association addresses some key concerns patients might have—and what we do and don’t know about the tariff situation. New rules surrounding sale of natural health products with ephedrine or pseudoephedrine The Order will come into effect on May 18, 2025. Neighbourhood Pharmacies webinar discusses how pharmacists can engage in the federal election The session covered how to engage with political candidates, how to talk to media and why it's important to do so. CPhA calls on feds to remove drugs from potential retaliatory tariffs list The association says about 16% of medications used in Canada come from the U.S. Person-centered care: where everyone wins The relationships we form with our patients greatly impact care and can be built or burnt in an instant. Pharmacy staffing and workforce optimization: Balancing cost and care ‘We’re not just counting pills—we’re holding people’s lives in our hands.’ Indigenous Pharmacy Professionals of Canada launch DEI training Interested pharmacy professionals can sign up now. Deadline looming: As Canada considers more counter-tariffs, some pharmaceuticals are on the list Neighbourhood Pharmacies is calling on the federal government to remove seven pharmacy-related product codes from the list for tariff consideration. Nova Scotia’s Community Pharmacy Primary Care Clinics reported to be a smash success The pharmacist-led clinics first rolled out in 2023 and have since provided over 218,000 services. First Previous 6 7 8 9 10 Next Last
