Q&A: Catching up with Murray KofflerShoppers Drug Mart’s founder reflects on the company’s 50-year history and shares his thoughts on the state of pharmacy practice today. Protesting Zimbabwe nurses return to their jobsEight nurses arrested on allegations of inciting violent protests against the firing of a popular Canadian doctor from a church mission hospital have been allowed to return to their posts, Zimbabwe court officials said Thursday. Ontario strip club tuition program has graduated 11 nurses A strip club owner in Windsor, Ont., is offering women tuition, cash bonuses, rent and loans in an effort to entice Canadian women to dance for him. A moment worth noting What to do when you are bullied in residency Many physicians are unaware that certain behaviours constitute harassment or discrimination Harper names Aglukkaq as new head of Arctic Council CAMBRIDGE BAY, NUNAVUT | The federal health minister will lead the international Arctic Council next year as it grapples with whether to allow other countries at the table. MD booted from Zimbabwe after thorny relations with Salvation Army Canadian doctor working in Zimbabwe is being forced out of the country following protests that erupted over his dismissal earlier this month. Café owner also nurse and artist CARE helps international nurses get to work The play’s the thing Dr. Julie Strong explores healing from repressed trauma in her Greek mythology-inspired tragicomedy at the Atlantic Fringe Festival First Previous 162 163 164 165 166 Next Last
