Accused Alberta doctor asked to voluntarily give up practice permit Quebec professional orders ask province to challenge assisted dying law Trial opens for Quebec man charged with killing wife suffering from Alzheimer's Several members of the jury pool said they couldn't serve because of their own experience dealing with someone with Alzheimer's Hundreds of Uniprix pharmacists in Quebec being audited in suspected rebate scheme Uniprix, which is now owned by McKesson, also landed in hot water for an alleged kickback scheme between 2010 and 2012 Man poses as surgeon at Vancouver General Hospital, scamming patients for money One fake RateMD account says phony surgeon is currently ranked '#1 Vascular Surgeon/Phlebologist in Vancouver' TV miniseries offers inside perspective on Canada's tainted blood scandal Quebecers with degenerative diseases in court to challenge assisted dying laws Two Quebecers suffering from incurable degenerative diseases were in court Monday to challenge provincial and federal laws that have left them ineligible for medically assisted death. Woman in vegetative state for decade reportedly gives birth The staff at the facility were reportedly unaware that the woman was pregnant Health information reference book published in new edition Jeff Watson named new CEO of Apotex Jack Kay, who served as the chief executive until 2014, also left the management team after 35 years at the company First Previous 112 113 114 115 116 Next Last
