Many of the protesters said they were concerned about the possibility of privatization in Ontario’s health-care system given the government’s changes. Continue reading →

More than two dozen inmates of what was the maximum security Oak Ridge facility in Penetanguishene, Ont., are suing the province and two doctors for $25 million in various damages. Continue reading →

The Progressive Conservative government says in its recent budget that it intends to expand the scope of practice for certain regulated health professionals, such as pharmacists, nurse practitioners, dental specialists and optometrists. Continue reading →

Andrea Horvath will be joined by other London New Democrat MPPs for a townhall meeting on health care Wednesday evening. Continue reading →

Changes to OHIP+, which took effect on April 1, mean that people under 24 whose parents have a private health-care plan are no longer eligible to receive the government funding. Continue reading →

Londoners concerned about health-care changes can gather at the Central Library’s Lawson Foundation Room on Monday evening to take part in a town hall meeting. Continue reading →

Elliott says too much time is spent maintaining a fragmented system and far too many people believe it is the patient or family’s job to navigate the complicated landscape. Continue reading →

The Canada Health Act prevents private billing for medically necessary health services. Continue reading →