A Regina gynecologist has been cleared of allegations that he made inappropriate comments to a patient and performed breast and pelvic exams inappropriately.
The complaint against Doctor Lanre Onasanya surfaced in 2014.
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In a ruling brought down earlier this year, the province’s College of Physicians and Surgeons said the allegations were no longer provable.
It said as a result, there was no professional misconduct, but the college did not provide details.
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