Pharmacy Trends

Many Canadian colleagues and I have had to travel across continents to be part of this unique pharmacy gathering. This year, it’s happening in our backyard.

In this article re-published from the Neighbourhood Pharmacies' quarterly publication, The Gazette, Karen Welds takes a deep dive into the staffing shortage and what can be done about it.

Just released trends report highlights growing impact of chronic disease and specialty treatments on plan sustainability.

TELUS Health's 2026 analysis report reveals the trends that will transform the sector in Canada.

The Ministry of Health says pharmacists will soon be able to prescribe for nine additional conditions and administer six more publicly funded vaccines.

Change would allow faster access to opioid treatment medications in clinics.

Building systems to increase team independence within our current pharmacy models will get us ready for the upcoming revolution.

Resource is a good guide to what pharmacy techs can and cannot do across the province.

Across the country, community pharmacies’ claims for publicly funded services grew—in some cases, by triple digits—according to data compiled by the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy.

Sessions highlight real-world innovations, collaboration and patient-centred care.