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Association pushes for ‘retirement planning’ as profession ages

A group that represents pharmacy owners has changed its mind about pulling out of the province’s Prescription Drug Program.

The so-called pharmacist shortage of yesteryear has now become a pharmacist surplus, say pharmacy leaders.

EDMONTON | The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta has called in the cavalry to force a cosmetics service provider here to stop illegally using the term doctor.

TORONTO | Ontario’s doctors are generally quite happy with their pay, with general practitioners in particular expressing satisfaction over their remuneration.

Veteran health system leader Tom Closson will step down as president and chief executive officer of the Ontario Hospital Association in January 2012, after four years in the position.

Now only 42% of doctors receive 90% or more of their earnings through fee-for-service

E-mail to association members leads to government demand for confidentiality