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Category: Health
Ontario’s free naloxone program suffers from stigma, pharmacist attitudes: Study
People who use opioids said pharmacists should be more empathetic when dispensing the overdose-reversing drug. ...
Personal support worker receives Ontario’s first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine
Premier calls it a "historic day" marked by hope. ...
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Ontario sidelined public health expertise in its cumbersome, slow response to COVID-19: auditor general
The auditor general was sharply critical of the province's Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. David Williams. ...
Ontario COVID-19 cases still growing, but slowing, public health officials say
Long-term care deaths are increasing sharply, officials said. ...
‘Down a peg’: Your daily Ontario COVID-19 roundup
Doug Ford said he has "100 per cent confidence" in Sam Oosterhoff. ...
Unions argue female long-term care workers should have wages pegged to men
Lawyers made their case to Ontario's highest court in a years-long pay equity dispute. ...
Ford promises strategy for testing line-ups, doesn’t commit to pharmacy tests ‘100 per cent’
The premier said long line-ups for COVID-19 tests are "ridiculous." ...
Ford government fighting to keep evictions going as concerns raised about Landlord and Tenant Board
One housing advocate says the LTB is plagued with technical problems. ...
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