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Fears for LGBTQ mental health, as flood of online hate spills into real world
Fae Johnstone, a transgender activist featured in Hershey Canada’s International Women’s Day campaign, experienced severe online harassment, including death threats and the release of her personal information.
Another pharmacy robbed at gunpoint
Police said two armed men entered the pharmacy in Waterloo, Ont., demanded merchandise and fled.

When more gets you most: These doctors say full integration of pharmacists into family health teams brings great advantages

According to doctors who participated in a Quebec pilot project, the value of pharmacists who work in family medicine groups is optimized when they work more hours and are fully integrated in the clinic.
Mental health, addiction, suicide prevention standards introduced in Canada

The Health Standards Organization (HSO), an Ottawa-based non-profit, is seeking to develop national guidelines for mental health, addictions treatment, and suicide prevention in Canada.
Can care delivered at site of major traumas improve outcomes?

A Toronto team of doctors is studying the feasibility of pre-hospital critical care teams
Celebrate Indigenous storytelling: recommendations from College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba

The college is encouraging its members to learn more about First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples on June 21.
EnsembleIQ, owner of Medical Post and Pharmacy Practice + Business, recognized as top workplace for career growth

Positive culture creates an environment for employee professional development
Manitoba Court of Appeal dismisses seven churches’ challenge to COVID-19 rules

The churches’ lawyers had argued that the public health orders, which temporarily closed and later imposed attendance limits on in-person religious services, violated the Charter.
The right tools for the right job: June 28 forum will spotlight the latest pharm tech

Organized by the Canadian Foundation for Pharmacy, the virtual event will highlight some of the latest pharmacy software.
Adenomyosis: From symptoms to treatment, two women’s health experts explain this little-known condition

Many people have never heard of this condition, despite it affecting as many as one in five women

Fears for LGBTQ mental health, as flood of online hate spills into real world

Another pharmacy robbed at gunpoint

When more gets you most: These doctors say full integration of pharmacists into family health teams brings great advantages

Mental health, addiction, suicide prevention standards introduced in Canada

Can care delivered at site of major traumas improve outcomes?

Celebrate Indigenous storytelling: recommendations from College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba

EnsembleIQ, owner of Medical Post and Pharmacy Practice + Business, recognized as top workplace for career growth

Manitoba Court of Appeal dismisses seven churches’ challenge to COVID-19 rules

The right tools for the right job: June 28 forum will spotlight the latest pharm tech

Adenomyosis: From symptoms to treatment, two women’s health experts explain this little-known condition

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