Pharmacist suspended for narcotics fraudHALIFAX—The Nova Scotia College of Pharmacists has suspended a pharmacist's license for creating fraudulent prescriptions for controlled substances. Why we all – including doctors - discriminateAnd what we can do about it CAIR seeks new Executive Director Ontario Tories want update from OPP on criminal investigation of Ornge Documents show Ornge took out a $10-million life insurance policy on former CEO Chris Mazza Halifax may waive parking tickets for VON after nurses dinged Concerns raised as dozens of nurses laid off, with more layoffs to come Nurses union, New Brunswick reach new collective agreement One in three nurses don't trust own hospital: UK study Premier Clark's woes continue as contract extension for nurses fails Embattled Premier Christy Clark was doing more than just fighting for her job this weekend - she was behind a significant push to try to negotiate a two-year extension to the existing agreement with the B.C. Nurses' Union. Target makes its debut American retail giant unveils three pilot stores in Ontario, which include independently owned in-store pharmacies. Sarnia nursing cuts will hurt patients most: ONA Huron County Public Health Nurses at Mediation: Legal strike deadline is tomorrow First Previous 288 289 290 291 292 Next Last
