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Pharmacists can choose from more than 20 different educational sessions to earn up to 5.75 CEUs for the day.

New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs today unveiled the province's timeline to end all pandemic-related public health restrictions.

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The agency issued a public advisory on the federal government's website on Thursday, saying it is aware of approximately 50 calls related to accidental exposure, which have resulted in minor health outcomes.

The interdisciplinary team made several proposals, pointing out that Canada lags other countries on approving novel antibiotics.

The oversight committee of six neurologists was appointed last year after questions were raised about the existence of a mystery brain syndrome that had alarmed residents and stumped the medical community.

This week's reader photo captures a pharmacy team's happiness after a productive day of vaccinations.

Major vaccine news came out this week, as well as Olympic scandal and further debate of the use of private facilities to help handle Canada's surgery backlog.

A new service makes use of existing library space and equipment to match residents to a family doctor or nurse practitioner through virtual care.

The trucker convoy and resulting movement restrictions in downtown Ottawa created headaches for pharmacists across the city, with staff having trouble getting to work and difficulties delivering key medications to patients.