Healthcare

Right now, the legislation dictates that peace officers are the only people able to detain someone experiencing a mental health crisis and often the only ones able to transport individuals to a facility.

An FP urges specialist colleagues to reject bureaucratic terminology that diminishes the physician–patient relationship.

Career paths can often stem from unexpected moments. For Sarah Fallis witnessing her grandmother’s care at a number of Toronto hospitals as a child inspired her to pursue a career in pharmacy.

How a hundred-year-old theory explains today's governance crisis.

Found guilty of 14 counts related to incidents dating from 2020 to 2022.

Mayela Lopez Rodrigues said she wouldn’t be able to breastfeed her three-month-old son if it weren’t for the care she received from a nurse practitioner at the Halifax drop-in clinic.

Dr. John Allan (Jack) McNab and his brothers from the University of Saskatchewan answered their country’s call in both world wars.

The forgotten hike of George Hincks and Marshall McDougall and the related advocacy efforts of the Amputations Association of the Great War—a predecessor organization of today’s War Amps—speaks to an earlier generation of activism that remains largely untold.