A limited national pharmacare plan passed into law recently, but so far it is only a small step toward universal, comprehensive, public drug coverage.
The legislation requires that municipalities seek Ministry of Transportation approval before installing cycling lanes that ...
As Canada’s population ages, our health-care system must adapt swiftly to meet the rising demand for comprehensive care and ...
We need health innovation that is informed by the knowledge skills that day-to-day frontline experience provides.
Contrary to recent statements from Doug Ford, patients decide what is a medical emergency. We trust our patients to make that decision.
Without action too many lives will be needlessly at risk. We must stand together, spread the truth and protect one another ...
Reaching adulthood should be a celebratory milestone, filled with greater independence and possibilities for the future. But ...
Quebec’s decision to forge ahead with advance requests for Medical Assistance in Dying could put the elderly and those with ...
Who are the first people to test a drug before it goes to market? A recent investigation by the Investigative Journalism Bureau (IJB) published in the Toronto Star found that private companies in ...