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In addition to the criminal charges–which were stayed in 2020–John Gerges had faced a number of other complaints at the Ontario College of Pharmacists, including submitting claims for drugs he never dispensed and falsifying prescriptions and records.

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Dr. Max Klein has also been ordered by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta to pay about $30,000, the full cost of investigation and hearings.

'You better learn jiu jitsu and hand-to-hand combat if you ever take my opioids away,' Dr. David Bittleman's patient wrote him. 'You better learn how to defend yourself!'

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Kitch was found guilty in February of using a corporate credit card to pay for about $47,000 in personal expenses.

The labour shortage in Nunavik's health sector is not new—and neither are the requests for government action.

Lakeridge Health in Durham Region said it's facing a potential shortage of epidural catheters related to supply-chain issues across North America.