Medicare to cover N.B. pharmacists’ fees for birth control, shingles treatments
The province of New Brunswick says Medicare will now cover fees that pharmacies charge for prescribing birth control, as well as for assessing and treating people for shingles.
View ArticleWhat’s open and closed on Canada Day and Quebec’s moving day on July 1 in...
For more details on places listed or not listed, check borough and business websites for holiday hours.
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View Article‘Nothing is available’: Pharmacies experiencing shortage of adult cold and...
Pharmacies across Toronto and beyond are experiencing shortages of adult cold and flu medication, with many pharmacy shelves having little to no inventory.
View ArticleSask. to introduce expanded roles for pharmacists, nurse practitioners and...
The Saskatchewan government is looking at ways to increase patient access to a variety of health-care services, including ones that could mean new duties for health-care workers.
View ArticleDalhousie University pilot project expands PrEP prescriptions to N.S. pharmacies
Nova Scotia patients at high risk of HIV will be able to obtain PrEP medication from a pharmacist, who will also work the with Halifax Sexual Health Centre on bloodwork monitoring.
View ArticlePressure remains on Calgary compounding pharmacies to produce children’s...
Pressure remains on Calgary compounding pharmacies to produce children's medicine
View ArticleCOVID-19, influenza vaccines available soon at Alberta pharmacies
Influenza vaccines will be available in Alberta pharmacies on Oct. 16, with the new Moderna XBB vaccine likely to be accessible around the same time.
View ArticleMost stores in Guelph closed on Thanksgiving day
Most retail and grocery stores will be closed on Thanksgiving Monday. The city also says to expect some street closures and adjustments to the garbage-collection schedule.
View ArticleAlberta Health delays plans to reduce fees pharmacists receive for delivering...
Alberta Health is now delaying plans to reduce the fees pharmacists receive for delivering COVID-19 shots until Jan 1.
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