Policy

Healthcare spending is projected to rise by 14.2% to $1.4 billion.

When politics obscures human suffering, our shared humanity must be the bridge that mends a fractured world.

Despite our accessibility and expertise, pharmacists remain underutilized in a system that is struggling to keep up with demand. The Canada Health Act Service Policy has the potential to change that.

Why Ontario’s next primary care procurement must prioritize shared data standards over proprietary software features.

Primary Health Minister Adriana LaGrange introduced a bill Monday that, if passed, will allow for rules to fast-track some medical tests without a referral from a health practitioner.

Dr. Martin's win—the first to be called Monday—secured a razor-thin majority government for Prime Minister Mark Carney.

Have you ever received a prescription from a patient who lives in the US and the prescription is from a U.S. doctor? The authors did an environmental scan of relevant regulations to find out how pharmacists should respond.

Closing arguments in a lawsuit challenging ‘institutional religious obstruction’ to medical assistance in dying at Catholic-run, publicly funded hospitals began in Vancouver Monday.