Labor & Employment

Dr. Matt Poyner, who took a year off to travel with his wife and kids before the pandemic, is back in Canada and has some thoughts about returning to medicine or starting a new chapter in his life.

The Public Services Health & Safety Association has added three new toolkits to its existing roster of five.

Labour Minister Harry Bains says the five paid days are fair and were determined following a consultation period that generated 60,000 responses.

The policy applies to new tenants, but the company says existing tenants must show proof of vaccine to access common areas like gyms and party rooms.

The company made several executive leadership appointments and shared plans to close approximately 300 stores a year for the next three years.

Pharmacy in the U.S. appears to be at a breaking point–driven to this stage in large part by the still-evolving demands from COVID-19 and also by a shortage of human resources. A similar story is unfolding in Canada.

Online harassment against healthcare workers has not only increased but also escalated in severity over recent weeks and months, said association president Dr. Katharine Smart.

In this 10-part series, we profile doctors who are working to combat racism, change the system and improve patient care for racialized communities.