Licensing

Quebec says no special recruitment measures to attract U.S. doctors, researchers
Unlike Quebec, other Canadian provinces—Ontario, British Columbia, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Saskatchewan—have decided to facilitate the recruitment process to cash in on the potential surge in interest.
Why Canadian-trained doctors should be allowed to practise anywhere in Canada without additional licensing
Pan-Canadian licensing can improve healthcare access in underserved areas and increase flexibility for physicians.

Alberta pharmacist suspended after diverting drugs and falsifying prescriptions

The pharmacist will not be able to practice for 30 months and must pay a $5,000 fine.
Three Thunder Bay pharmacists facing misconduct allegations by OCP

Since allegations were made in 2024, new ones have come to light against this pharmacy and its staff.
The art of self-regulation in medicine

We all have a duty to ensure our practice evolves alongside the ever-changing landscape of healthcare.
MCC sees 583% increase in U.S.-educated doctors signing up for its physician application portal

Amid recruitment efforts in Canada seeking to woo U.S. physicians, new numbers from the Medical Council of Canada suggest there has been a surge in interest among American doctors looking to move their practice north.
From Iran to New Brunswick: One doctor’s journey through the Practice Ready Assessment program

Dr. Arshia Haqani speaks to the Medical Post about her experience going through New Brunswick's 12-week clinical assessment designed to fast-track internationally trained doctors.
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‘Like a wholesaler’: Pharmacist sees multiple punishments for a series of ‘intolerable’ behaviours

The Montreal pharmacist's actions occurred while he was filling in at a pharmacy and also owner of OnlinePharma.ca.
Alta. easing requirements for Albertan IMGs entering residency

The province announced Monday that as of now, IMGs originally from Alberta no longer need to complete a clinical assessment period in the province before beginning residency.

Quebec says no special recruitment measures to attract U.S. doctors, researchers

Why Canadian-trained doctors should be allowed to practise anywhere in Canada without additional licensing

Alberta pharmacist suspended after diverting drugs and falsifying prescriptions

Three Thunder Bay pharmacists facing misconduct allegations by OCP

The art of self-regulation in medicine

MCC sees 583% increase in U.S.-educated doctors signing up for its physician application portal

From Iran to New Brunswick: One doctor’s journey through the Practice Ready Assessment program

POLL: Should investigations by regulatory colleges supersede patient privacy rights?

‘Like a wholesaler’: Pharmacist sees multiple punishments for a series of ‘intolerable’ behaviours

Alta. easing requirements for Albertan IMGs entering residency