Legislative, Regulatory & Legal

The Canadian Association of Pharmacy Technicians Professional Development Conference is a mere six weeks away.

Saskatchewan pharmacies will soon be responding to a new survey of pharmacy technicians and assistants in the province.

MONTREAL | Doctors in Quebec are calling on the provincial government to expand medical coverage to pay for ultrasounds and other imaging procedures when they are performed outside hospitals.

A Nova Scotia physician has been charged in a massive marijuana bust, four months after he was arrested in the investigation.

Hundreds chant "Patient Care First!" outside Alberta Legislature as part of pharmacist rally across Alberta to protest sudden generic pricing cuts.

EDMONTON | Alberta Health Minister Fred Horne expressed confidence this week that ongoing fee talks with the Alberta Medical Association could soon reach a conclusion.

A group representing more than 62,000 health professionals in Quebec said it is concerned about the proposed changes to nurses' mandatory entry-level qualifications.

Nurses and support workers at a west-end seniors supportive living home hit the picket lines Friday after bargaining talks broke down with the B.C.-based owner of the facility.