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People with physical disabilities hold limited positions as scholars, teachers, or leaders in physical education, recreation, and sports. Perhaps the reason is that
National volunteer group bringing free health care to Milton, but they need help to do it
Remote Area Medical, better known as RAM, has begun recruiting medical professionals and support staff willing to volunteer for a two day event in Milton this December where free health care will be provided to the community.
“We don’t turn
‘We need people on call,’ Health PEI says as an internal medicine specialist leaves practice
PEI’s chief medical officer says a shortage of doctors on the Island is being felt by staff throughout the health-care system — just as another doctor quits her practice.
“We’re asking less physicians to do the same amount of work
Whistleblower, NDP decry ‘sickening’ profits for health-care staffing agency
A former insider alleges a staffing agency charges clients three to four times what its nurses and PSWs take home
EDITOR’S NOTES: this article originally appeared on The Trilliuma new Village Media website devoted exclusively to covering provincial politics
Calgary seniors produce play on mandatory medical assistance in dying to cope with rising health care costs – Calgary
A study commissioned by the Canadian Medical Association estimates the cost and demand for elder care will nearly double by 2031.
There’s no avoiding that an aging population will continue to contribute to spending growth. Or is there if we
Nova Scotia Signs Health Agreement with Denmark
Improving the healthcare system for those who need it and those who work in it is a priority for both Nova Scotia and Denmark.
Premier Tim Houston joined Denmark’s Minister for the Interior and Health Sophie Løhde in Copenhagen to
Rural BC cancer patients decline inequities in health-care access
A BC couple estimate they’ve spent more than $10,000 driving back-and-forth from their home in Fort Nelson for cancer care
Minden ER to close in 1 week, but residents say fight for ‘safe and accessible’ health care not over
An emergency department in Minden, Ont., is slated to close in one week but residents say they will keep up the pressure on the province to make sure the closure is not permanent.
“We are not statistics,” Richard Bradley, a
Quebec ups offer for education, healthcare workers in union negotiations
The Quebec government announced Wednesday that it’s upping its offers for education and healthcare workers in the hopes of reaching collective agreements with unions.
According to Treasury Board president Sonia LeBel, the government is offering a $12,000 lump sum to