Licensing

After finally winning the long-awaited authority to perform more patient care services, many pharmacists now say they are struggling to keep up without enough support or resources

Some of John Forster-Coull’s patients have four legs and others, like the 9-foot boa constrictor he treated for pneumonia, don’t have any.

After five years of legal battles, the paper has published the first in a series of stories about the province's top billers

Alleged victims expressed frustration it took so long before the doctor was arrested

A pharmacist argued in court that the board should not be allowed to assess her pharmacy because there was no quality assurance committee

RateMDs has opened up a forum for dishonest and vindictive people, but most reviewers are neither

Examining the ethics and optics of lease agreements when clinics and pharmacies exist in the same building

An Ottawa fertility doctor irreversibly violated vulnerable patients by using his own sperm, or that of the wrong donor, to artificially inseminate several women over three decades, a discipline committee heard Tuesday, June 25.