Ottawa has ordered more than 811 million rapid tests since the beginning of the pandemic with a price tag of about $5 billion. About 680 million of those went to provinces and territories.
Dr. Kirsten Johnson said that while her welcome from patients was certainly warm, she highlighted the fact it took her seven months to get her license to work in this province.
Teale Phelps Bondaroff, chair of the AccessBC campaign for free prescription contraception, says the policy is exactly what his organization has spent years calling for, and advocates are “so excited.”
We've previously featured this hilarious, toe-tapping satire about the Canadian medical system, but now that the series has come to an end, you can watch it in its entirety right here!
The CAN-PROTECT project, led by Dr. Zahinoor Ismail, begins Wednesday—the same day that a new paper he co-authored shows taking vitamin D could help prevent dementia.
