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
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  • 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
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  • 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
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  • 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
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  • 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
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  • 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
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  • 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
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  • 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
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  • 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
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  • 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
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  • 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
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  • 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
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  • 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
An autism or ADHD diagnosis without access to treatment is a hollow outcome
  • Sep 03, 2026

An autism or ADHD diagnosis without access to treatment is a hollow outcome

  • The Guardian
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  • Helen Macdonald
The premiers asked for a bigger health cheque. They forgot to say what it’s for
  • Sep 02, 2026

The premiers asked for a bigger health cheque. They forgot to say what it’s for

  • QUOI Media
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  • Ivy Oandasan
Ottawa should cheer, not impede, Canada’s much-needed health-care reform
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  • Sep 02, 2026

Ottawa should cheer, not impede, Canada’s much-needed health-care reform

  • The Hub
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  • Bacchus Barua
The government gets to decide how I die. I have no faith in them because they don’t see me as a person
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  • Sep 01, 2026

The government gets to decide how I die. I have no faith in them because they don’t see me as a person

  • The Hill Times
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  • Claire Elyse Brosseau
Lessons for global refugee challenges can be found in a Nova Scotia pharmacy
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  • Aug 31, 2026

Lessons for global refugee challenges can be found in a Nova Scotia pharmacy

  • Hill Times
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  • TRACEY MAULFAIR
CFIA vows to beef up inspection with 250 jobs while hundreds of staff remain in limbo
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  • Aug 31, 2026

CFIA vows to beef up inspection with 250 jobs while hundreds of staff remain in limbo

  • Hill Times
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  • MZWANDILE PONCANA
How long will Ottawa let Alberta test the limits of medicare?
  • Aug 28, 2026

How long will Ottawa let Alberta test the limits of medicare?

  • Edmonton Journal
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  • Bernard Ho and Thara Kumar
My mom’s MAID death was the first to be investigated by police
  • Aug 28, 2026

My mom’s MAID death was the first to be investigated by police

  • The Walrus
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  • Alicia Duncan
Same doctor, different price tag: How universal health care is under attack
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  • Aug 27, 2026

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

  • Toronto Star
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  • Iris Gorfinkel
When the numbers match the pain: Measuring what health care misses at the moment of pregnancy loss
  • Aug 25, 2026

When the numbers match the pain: Measuring what health care misses at the moment of pregnancy loss

  • Healthy Debate
Alberta’s Stealth Plan to Bring in Two-Tier Health Care
  • Aug 20, 2026

Alberta’s Stealth Plan to Bring in Two-Tier Health Care

  • The Tyee
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  • Andrew Longhurst
Canada's health system needs a broader foundation
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  • Aug 20, 2026

Canada's health system needs a broader foundation

  • Saltwire
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  • Hendrick Visser
The 18-minute problem: time spent on administrative tasks adding up to hours of lost access to health care
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  • Aug 20, 2026

The 18-minute problem: time spent on administrative tasks adding up to hours of lost access to health care

  • Hill Times
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  • PAULO MENEGHEL
System reform matters. But MAiD eligibility should not depend on it
  • Aug 20, 2026

System reform matters. But MAiD eligibility should not depend on it

  • Healthy Debate
Adding emergency doctors, nurses and support staff is great, but it won’t break the wait-time logjam
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  • Aug 19, 2026

Adding emergency doctors, nurses and support staff is great, but it won’t break the wait-time logjam

  • Winnipeg Free Press
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  • Dan Lett
Canada needs a new national health-care commission
  • Aug 19, 2026

Canada needs a new national health-care commission

  • Financial Post
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  • Terence Corcoran
Accountable for what? Measured by whom?
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  • Aug 19, 2026

Accountable for what? Measured by whom?

  • Hill Times
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  • Ivy Oandasan
Provinces should not rely too much on federal dollars
  • Aug 18, 2026

Provinces should not rely too much on federal dollars

  • Toronto Sun
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  • Grady Munro and Jake Fuss
What families and caregivers need after cancer caregiving ends
  • Aug 18, 2026

What families and caregivers need after cancer caregiving ends

  • Healthy Debate
Status quo the greatest threat to Canadian health care
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  • Aug 15, 2026

Status quo the greatest threat to Canadian health care

  • Calgary Herald
Trump’s fixation on undermining vaccination harms kids
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  • Aug 14, 2026

Trump’s fixation on undermining vaccination harms kids

  • The Globe and Mail
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  • Andre Picard
Ontario got $3.2 billion for health care. What did patients get?
  • Aug 13, 2026

Ontario got $3.2 billion for health care. What did patients get?

  • Toronto Star
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  • Iris Gorfinkel
Trump’s vaccine order is about feelings, not facts
  • Aug 12, 2026

Trump’s vaccine order is about feelings, not facts

  • The Guardian
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  • Robert B Shpiner
When mom was diagnosed with dementia, we had a blueprint for her care written by her
  • Aug 09, 2026

When mom was diagnosed with dementia, we had a blueprint for her care written by her

  • CBC News
Health-data sharing across provinces is the cornerstone of the government’s new AI strategy, but will our privacy really be protected?
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  • Aug 06, 2026

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

  • Hill Times
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  • Dean Regier and Bret Nestor

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