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With TB rates climbing and U.S. deportations hitting record highs in 2026, Canada’s ‘wait-and-see’ approach to migrant health screening requires an immediate upgrade.

This government seems to believe that by coercing the professionals who run its network, it will solve its accessibility problems. That’s misguided.

Mistakes are inevitable when practicing medicine, but Dr. Melissa Yuan-Innes writes that physicians should learn to give themselves more grace, as the profession is often held to impossible standards.

An 18-year-old patient with a curious rash all over her body she feared her family wasn’t tak-ing seriously.

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Two of the province's pharmacy leaders provide a much-needed primer to understanding the statutory mandate and regulatory scope.

If Canada continues expanding assisted dying, it must answer hard questions. Are we expanding access to death faster than access to care? Are we ending lives prematurely when people could have flourished with adequate suicide prevention and support?

On death, repetition and what physicians carry after the moment has passed.