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AFMC provides update on IMGs and first-iteration matches in Ontario
Last year, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice put a judicial stay ‘temporarily putting a stop to the Ontario government policy requiring IMGs applying to Ontario-based positions in the first iteration of the 2026 R-1 Main Residency Match to have completed two years of high school in Ontario.’
Ottawa says national security incident, error at emergency medication stockpile unrelated
The Public Health Agency of Canada is correcting a statement one of its top officials made at a House of Commons committee last week.

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More teens reported violence in romantic relationships, Montreal health report finds

Montreal’s public health department says the proportion of young people who have experienced some form of violence—whether physical, sexual, or psychological—in their romantic relationships is on the rise.
What does a Medication Assessment by Pharmacist clinic focused on oncology look like?

The MAP clinic in Waterloo has made a big impact for patients taking oncology drugs.
How to talk to kids and teens about the Tumbler Ridge mass shootings

The fact that it happened at a school hits especially close to home for children, said Jo Ann Unger, a clinical psychologist in Winnipeg.
Ontario Pharmacy Evidence Network’s final phase

After accomplishing what it set out to do over the last 13 years, OPEN is closing shop.
UPDATE: Feds say $20M loss at emergency stockpile was caused by open freezer door

Federal public health officials say a freezer door was left open at the national emergency stockpile in December 2024, causing the loss of $20 million worth of medication.
PrescribeIT being shut down due to low adoption rates as Infoway looks to promote open e-prescribing standard

Canada Health Infoway says PrescribeIT ‘has not reached the scale required to support long-term sustainability,’ and will shut down the service on May 29, 2026.
PrescribeIT set to shut down in mid-2026, Globe and Mail reports

PrescribeIT, the federal e-prescribing tool designed to replace fax machines, is set to shut later this year, more than a year after the introduction of a controversial transaction fee.

AFMC provides update on IMGs and first-iteration matches in Ontario

Ottawa says national security incident, error at emergency medication stockpile unrelated

Show us your snow shots!

More teens reported violence in romantic relationships, Montreal health report finds

What does a Medication Assessment by Pharmacist clinic focused on oncology look like?

How to talk to kids and teens about the Tumbler Ridge mass shootings

Ontario Pharmacy Evidence Network’s final phase

UPDATE: Feds say $20M loss at emergency stockpile was caused by open freezer door

PrescribeIT being shut down due to low adoption rates as Infoway looks to promote open e-prescribing standard

PrescribeIT set to shut down in mid-2026, Globe and Mail reports

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