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Downtown Pharmacy dispensary shuttered after pharmacist-in-charge stepped down.

The Government of Saskatchewan has announced an additional $3.6 million to strengthen primary health care services across the province. Pharmacists are partially funded on some 26 to 29 central care teams of the more than 70 primary care teams in the province.

Physicians give their thoughts on whether it is important to get doctors to think about the cost of their care.

More specialists staying in province, study finds

Canada's largest children's rehab hospital marked the first day of nursing week on Monday, May 7 by celebrating an outstanding achievement—it become one of 14 organizations to receive BPSO status this year.

Under a proposed restructuring of the Niagara Health System by a provincially appointed supervisor, four hospitals in southern Ontario would be shut and replaced with a new acute-care centre in addition to a hospital being built in St. Catharines.

An Ottawa ob/gyn is facing professional misconduct charges after being disciplined by New York medical authorities.

The federal government is making clinical research an even bigger priority by doubling its investment in this area in a renewed partnership with Canada’s Research-Based Pharmaceutical Companies (Rx&D).