Hospital CEO Varouj Eskedjian says the facility continues to struggle to address its financial challenges. Continue reading
Roughly 150 buses from across the province, including two from London, will be heading to Queen’s Park on Tuesday to protest cuts to health care and the potential for privatization. Continue reading
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“I think people would be desperate and I think people would look for pills from anywhere,” Dina McDermott says, referencing potential changes to nerve-block therapy frequency. Continue reading
Senior government sources say anyone 65 and over in the province making under $19,300 – or $32,300 for couples – would qualify. Continue reading
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But Christine Elliott says it will likely take one to two years for them to become available. Continue reading
The daughter and husband of a woman who died over the weekend from cancer is responding to the Doug Ford government’s plans to overhaul the health-care system. They say the system needs more than a transformation. Continue reading
Multiple government sources confirmed that as part of the announcement, Health and Long Term Care Minister Christine Elliott will be revealing details about the creation of a healthcare super agency. Continue reading
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The decision released today says placing such a restriction on the payments to doctors for publicly insured services would be unfair. Continue reading
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Privacy and data experts said the URL listed could have easily allowed government IT officials to track and identify the source of the leak. Continue reading
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Accessing primary care and a family doctor is a struggle for many Ontarians. So what are Kathleen Wynne, Andrea Horwath, or Doug Ford going to do about it? And will this issue impact the way you vote? Continue reading