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Ontario, medical association near new compensation deal they say will help retain, recruit family doctors

The Ontario government and the Ontario Medical Association (OMA) say they're close to reaching a new compensation deal for ...

Cree midwifery training in Northern Quebec gets a boost from regulatory change

A change to provincial regulations in Quebec means a midwifery program in Eeyou Istchee can broaden its scope of practice, ...

New to B.C.'s school curriculum this fall: CPR, naloxone, cardiac arrest devices

Grade 10 gym classes in B.C. will now teach first aid, and kits to treat cardiac arrests and treat overdoses will be ...

Southern Alberta Medical Program at U of L now accepting applications from future doctors

The three-year medical school program launches next July with a class of about 20 undergrads and there's excitement in Lethbridge about it alleviating the family doctor shortage.