Corporate Governance

COVID-19 adds financial stress for pharmacies

Additional costs of staying open during pandemic have hurt some bottom lines
More young physicians now seeking guidance for wills
Toronto officials condemn 'dangerous' behaviour of people who packed park
Manufacturers scramble to find raw materials amid 'desperate' shortage for PPE

Each day, Jeremy Hedges strides the floor of his factory where more than 250 employees work from 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. to churn out 200,000 plastic face shields.
Emergency wage subsidies for Canadian small businesses
Buying a pharmacy? Do your due diligence

“Due diligence means you have to know the good things and the bad things you are buying. Are the bad things easily fixable, or will the store be a money sinkhole?”
Why people cheat at social distancing

To save as many lives as possible, public health efforts must take into account our subconscious biases
New COVID-19 testing booth to reduce need for PPE

A similar version of the testing booth has been widely adopted in South Korea, a nation that has been lauded for its efforts in its handling of COVID-19
Regions should reopen on their own timelines, poll suggests
Cautions accompany Canada's slow emergence from COVID 19 lockdown

Trudeau seeks 10 days of paid sick leave for workers in bid for NDP support