Connected care: giving physicians more time for patients
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  • Oct 07, 2026

Connected care: giving physicians more time for patients

  • Hill Times
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  • Joy Ardanaz
Cancer is the critical issue missing from Canada’s economic growth and productivity agenda
  • Oct 07, 2026

Cancer is the critical issue missing from Canada’s economic growth and productivity agenda

  • CHW Perspective
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  • Andrea Seale
Carney government maintains status quo on drug affordability
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  • Oct 05, 2026

Carney government maintains status quo on drug affordability

  • Hill Times
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  • Nav Persaud
We’re investing in AI for health care, now we need the infrastructure to support it
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  • Oct 05, 2026

We’re investing in AI for health care, now we need the infrastructure to support it

  • Hill Times
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  • Michelle McLean
Nurses need a seat at the table as AI reshapes health care
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  • Oct 05, 2026

Nurses need a seat at the table as AI reshapes health care

  • Hill Times
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  • Tracie Risling
Most Canadians haven't planned for incapacity. Young onset dementia shows why that matters
  • Oct 02, 2026

Most Canadians haven't planned for incapacity. Young onset dementia shows why that matters

  • CHW Perspective
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  • Erin Bury
Canada has a new national strategy for eye health, now we need to make it real
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  • Oct 02, 2026

Canada has a new national strategy for eye health, now we need to make it real

  • Hill Times
  •  — 
  • Jennifer Urosevic
Why are Canada’s health care standards so different for Indigenous people?
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  • Oct 02, 2026

Why are Canada’s health care standards so different for Indigenous people?

  • The Globe and Mail
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  • Tanya Talaga
Canada is great at inventing next-generation therapies. But can we actually get them to patients?
  • Oct 01, 2026

Canada is great at inventing next-generation therapies. But can we actually get them to patients?

  • CHW Perspective
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  • Cate Murray
How Ontario’s private clinics are draining taxpayer dollars and staff from public health care
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  • Oct 01, 2026

How Ontario’s private clinics are draining taxpayer dollars and staff from public health care

  • Toronto Star
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  • Iris Gorfinkel
Eby calls an election and health care gets benched, again
  • Oct 01, 2026

Eby calls an election and health care gets benched, again

  • Times Colonist
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  • Martin McMahon
Protecting our sovereignty means protecting our public health care
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  • Oct 01, 2026

Protecting our sovereignty means protecting our public health care

  • Calgary Herald
Antibiotics are becoming a Red Queen’s Race. So how do we keep bacteria from killing us?
  • Sep 30, 2026

Antibiotics are becoming a Red Queen’s Race. So how do we keep bacteria from killing us?

  • CHW Perspective
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  • Rachael (Ré) Mansbach
Canada’s Indigenous health obligations can’t be separated from rights and reconciliation
  • Sep 30, 2026

Canada’s Indigenous health obligations can’t be separated from rights and reconciliation

  • The Conversation
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  • Jamaica Cass
A healthy Arctic is the foundation of Canada’s future as an Arctic power
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  • Sep 30, 2026

A healthy Arctic is the foundation of Canada’s future as an Arctic power

  • The Hill Times
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  • Natan Obed
Caregivers deserve an update on a national strategy
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  • Sep 29, 2026

Caregivers deserve an update on a national strategy

  • The Hill Times
  •  — 
  • Lorin MacDonald
Plasma collection in Canada is a bloody mess that needs fixing
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  • Sep 29, 2026

Plasma collection in Canada is a bloody mess that needs fixing

  • Globe and Mail
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  • Andre Picard
Canadian medicine must make cultural safety central
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  • Sep 28, 2026

Canadian medicine must make cultural safety central

  • The Globe and Mail
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  • Jamaica Cass and Sarah Funnell
Saved from the cancer, undone by the care.
  • Sep 27, 2026

Saved from the cancer, undone by the care.

  • Healthy Debate
Will Alberta's dual-practice model cut surgery wait times — or only for the rich?
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  • Sep 25, 2026

Will Alberta's dual-practice model cut surgery wait times — or only for the rich?

  • Edmonton Journal
Why dementia is a stress test for Canadian healthcare
  • Sep 24, 2026

Why dementia is a stress test for Canadian healthcare

  • CHW Perspective
  •  — 
  • Dr. Saskia Sivananthan
Canada's health-care workforce is growing. Teaching capacity is not
  • Sep 24, 2026

Canada's health-care workforce is growing. Teaching capacity is not

  • Healthy Debate
We must act now to protect Canadians living with chronic lung diseases
  • Sep 24, 2026

We must act now to protect Canadians living with chronic lung diseases

  • CHW Perspective
  •  — 
  • Jeffrey Beach and Sarah Butson
What happens to health care if Alberta separates?
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  • Sep 21, 2026

What happens to health care if Alberta separates?

  • Edmonton Journal
  •  — 
  • Braden Manns
Data make clear COVID-19 vaccines were a success
  • Sep 21, 2026

Data make clear COVID-19 vaccines were a success

  • Canadian Affairs
First order of business for Parliament: the protection of our health-care workforce
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  • Sep 17, 2026

First order of business for Parliament: the protection of our health-care workforce

  • The Hill Times
  •  — 
  • Michelle McLean
Biotech sovereignty: Canada’s next strategic imperative
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  • Sep 17, 2026

Biotech sovereignty: Canada’s next strategic imperative

  • The Hill Times
  •  — 
  • Maura Campbell
Pharmacare for all: we cannot wait for the next health crisis
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  • Sep 16, 2026

Pharmacare for all: we cannot wait for the next health crisis

  • The Hill Times
  •  — 
  • NDP MP Gord Johns
Canadian health data is a valuable national resource
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  • Sep 16, 2026

Canadian health data is a valuable national resource

  • The Hill Times
  •  — 
  • Frank Baylis
Canada’s biotech boom won’t matter if the growth happens somewhere else
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  • Sep 16, 2026

Canada’s biotech boom won’t matter if the growth happens somewhere else

  • The Hill Times
  •  — 
  • Wendy Zatylny
Question 8 in referendum could gut the Canada Health Act
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  • Sep 15, 2026

Question 8 in referendum could gut the Canada Health Act

  • Calgary Herald
All Canadians should be eligible for a free shingles vaccine
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  • Sep 15, 2026

All Canadians should be eligible for a free shingles vaccine

  • The Globe and Mail
  •  — 
  • Andre Picard
Canada’s AI strategy for health care won't work without oversight to match
  • Sep 11, 2026

Canada’s AI strategy for health care won't work without oversight to match

  • Centre for International Governance Innovation
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  • Natasha Tusikov
Universal health care shouldn’t mean universal waiting
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  • Sep 11, 2026

Universal health care shouldn’t mean universal waiting

  • The Hill Times
  •  — 
  • JACOB BEAULIEU
Health data sharing across provinces is the cornerstone of the government’s new AI strategy – but will our privacy really be protected?
  • Sep 10, 2026

Health data sharing across provinces is the cornerstone of the government’s new AI strategy – but will our privacy really be protected?

  • CHW Perspective
  •  — 
  • Dean Regier and Bret Nestor
Health-care AI should buy back learning time, not just documentation time
  • Sep 10, 2026

Health-care AI should buy back learning time, not just documentation time

  • Healthy Debate
Same doctor, different price tag: How universal health care is under attack
  • Sep 10, 2026

Same doctor, different price tag: How universal health care is under attack

  • Toronto Star
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  • Iris Gorfinkel
Health minister must stand up to Alberta on dual-practice care
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  • Sep 08, 2026

Health minister must stand up to Alberta on dual-practice care

  • Hill Times
  •  — 
  • Bolu Ogunyemi
AI transcriptions are no time-saving measure for doctors
  • Sep 08, 2026

AI transcriptions are no time-saving measure for doctors

  • The Guardian
  •  — 
  • Dr. Mary Gibbs
Canada needs to strengthen food security before the next tariff shock
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  • Sep 08, 2026

Canada needs to strengthen food security before the next tariff shock

  • Hill Times
  •  — 
  • Lori Nikkel
To sustain our health systems, evidence matters more than ever
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  • Sep 08, 2026

To sustain our health systems, evidence matters more than ever

  • Hill Times
  •  — 
  • ROBERT BELL
I almost skipped my colon cancer screening, but my bottom and I survived the scope
  • Sep 06, 2026

I almost skipped my colon cancer screening, but my bottom and I survived the scope

  • CBC News

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