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  • Alberta government to cut up to 11,000 healthcare jobs

    Health Minister Tyler Shandro said nurses and front-line workers will not lose their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Canada’s first VUSE store offers 'less risky products'

    Imperial Tobacco Canada is cashing in on the country’s vaping craze and has opened the first of what will likely be many VUSE retail stores.
  • Ontario taps Dr. Joshua Tepper for educational health advisor role

    Dr. Tepper is the former president and chief executive officer of North York General Hospital, a role he took on in Nov. 2018.
  • Why the movement to ETFs and passive investing?

    There is no question globally there is a powerful movement towards passive (index) investing and the use of exchange traded funds (ETFs) as an investment vehicle to access those indices. The question is why is this happening? First, we must review the "what."
  • Toronto hospital network says info of about 150 patients allegedly stolen

    St. Michael's Hospital says it is conducting its own investigation and has also reported the matter to Ontario's privacy commissioner.
  • Hospital CEO speaks out after nooses again found at hospital construction site

    Sarah Downey, president and CEO at Michael Garron Hospital, has written a letter to EllisDon's CEO after a third incidence of anti-Black racism took place on the EllisDon construction site in a four-month period. The incidents happened on the site where a hospital extension is being built at the Michael Garron Hospital in East York, a suburb of Toronto.
  • Take Black excellence all the way to the top

    The goal here is not to admonish Canada’s most revered medical organizations, but rather to illustrate the historic and longstanding dearth of Black representation in Canadian medical leadership. Over the past few years, calls to address barriers to achieving diversity in the Canadian health workforce have been gaining momentum. Diversity exists along a broad spectrum that includes gender, socioeconomic, linguistic, and racial subsets, to mention a few. Acknowledging that there exist many populations that are also underrepresented in the highest echelons of Canadian medical leadership, this article speaks specifically to the paucity of Black Canadians in formal physician leadership roles while proposing four key recommendations for addressing this diversity gap.
  • Rx Drug Mart named one of Canada's top growing companies

    Started in 2015, the network of pharmacies is spread out across the country in every province except Quebec and Nova Scotia.
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