Why the OMA annual general meeting matters this yearVigilance, governance and the fight to return control to front-line physicians. Once a luxury for moms, doula care is going mainstreamThe U.S.’s once-reluctant medical establishment is increasingly welcoming the way doulas complement doctors and nurses. Moving to B.C., doc? New webinar on getting settled in the province This recorded webinar for Doctors of BC has loads of details on resources available to physicians moving to the province. Humanities and obituaries Now in retirement, Dr. Howard Goldstein reflects on the thoughtful personal stories and the proverbial last words that grace the pages of CMAJ. Healthspan vs. lifespan A good physician friend of mine said he was headed to Dallas to take the American College of Lifestyle Medicine exam—and it piqued my curiosity. CMA applies for leave to intervene in student pronouns Supreme Court case The national association said the case could have ‘impacts far beyond the issues at play in Saskatchewan.’ New relativity-adjusted increases for years 2 and 3 of current PSA announced for Ontario physicians A message to members from the Ontario Medical Association announced the percentage increases. 10 things to know about international medical graduates (IMGs) International medical graduates (IMGs) are one of the fastest-growing groups of physicians entering practice in Canada. ‘This problem could easily have been dealt with by the family doctor’ Dr. Tom Bell argues that simple professional collegiality between physicians is dwindling—and that's horrible for them and their patients. Alberta Medical Association cautiously optimistic as province announces $7.7B funding for doctors The AMA said it was ‘encouraged’ by the province’s announcement, but added that it will be ‘looking closely’ at the details. Saskatchewan Medical Association announces new board chair Saskatoon-based plastic and reconstructive surgeon Dr. Shayne Burwell will be stepping into the role as of May 31, 2026. We keep fighting addiction at the worst possible moment in a person’s life Governments and health systems organize care around crises, yet recovery is decided by everyday life, and that’s exactly where we fail to invest First Previous 4 5 6 7 Next Last