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The International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) cites Canada as an example for a best practice.

Health Minister Adriana LaGrange says close to 90% of the cases so far have involved those who weren’t vaccinated.

An opposition bill proposes to make organ and tissue donation a procedure to opt out of while still alive rather than the current system that allows the living to opt in to donating organs upon death.

In rural Nova Scotia, the job of recruiting physicians and other healthcare workers can sometimes entail having to cat-sit—even if you’re allergic to felines.

A pioneering Nova Scotia program that provides patients with basic psychiatric diagnoses is winning praise for slashing wait times for some people struggling to get help.

Several adjustments to the regulations centre around pharmacist prescribing and scope in the wake of the Pharmacist Care Clinic pilot project.

Opposition NDP critic Sarah Hoffman says it’s another example of the health minister consolidating control in her office instead of focusing on improving healthcare, and it appears no unions were consulted in the process.

Saskatchewan’s official opposition has moved an emergency motion that would ban the practice of using virtual doctors for patients giving birth or experiencing a life-threatening emergency.