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The funding will support the creation of the Canadian Drug Supply Observatory, a national hub that will study medication supply risks.

Six member-proposed amendments and five board alternatives will test member confidence at the Oct. 28 annual meeting.

The federal government and the provinces and territories should better align immigration selection with health workforce planning and professional regulation.

With a Binding Arbitration Framework in place, the medical association says the costly legal battle over 2014 fee cuts is no longer necessary.

Six Flags temporarily closed nine similar coasters across North America following the death, including at Canada's Wonderland near Toronto.

Branswell spent nearly 30 years at the Canadian Press, where she established herself as an essential source of information through her dogged reporting, including of the 2003 SARS outbreak.

The AMA said if Albertans choose to separate, not only would the medical workforce shrink, but health care in an independent Alberta would be left in limbo.

Eby has signed what his party calls its ‘public healthcare guarantee’ which promises to protect the system from changes that would charge patients for necessary care, let people pay to jump the queue or pull staff from public healthcare.

Remarks made by a member of Parliament, who is also a doctor, suggesting illicit drugs such as fentanyl are a ‘painless’ and ‘readily available’ option to end one’s life are now the subject of a complaint filed to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.

CPhA says Bill C-224 could limit Health Canada’s ability to act on serious safety risks.