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Physician Practices Surge in Bankruptcies as Costs Rise

Physician Practices Surge in Bankruptcies as Costs Rise

By Sophroni Ashcombe October 24, 2026
Physician bankruptcies are rising sharply as costs increase, with filings up 12.2% in the past year, highlighting the need for proactive planning to manage oper
Physicians Must Distinguish Law From Ethics in Medical Practice

Physicians Must Distinguish Law From Ethics in Medical Practice

By Sophroni Ashcombe October 23, 2026
Physicians must distinguish law from ethics in medical practice to understand what is permitted. Legal frameworks differ from moral obligations, which is essent
Medical practices face cash squeeze despite growth

Medical practices face cash squeeze despite growth

By Corinna Wentworth October 22, 2026
Medical practices face cash squeeze despite growth, with issues often related to payment schedules and profit loss statements.
Alberta’s healthcare failures stem from deliberate policy neglect

Alberta’s healthcare failures stem from deliberate policy neglect

By Sophroni Ashcombe October 21, 2026
Alberta’s healthcare crisis stems from deliberate policy neglect, worsening delays and staff shortages despite legal obligations under the Canada Health Act.
Ontario cuts cancer treatment wait times

Ontario cuts cancer treatment wait times

By Corinna Wentworth October 20, 2026
Ontario cuts cancer treatment wait times by five-fold with FAST program, reducing waiting time to 55 days on average.
Canadians struggle to balance work and caregiving

Canadians struggle to balance work and caregiving

By Eulalia Dunmore October 19, 2026
Canadians struggle to balance work and caregiving as many cut back on work hours to support family members, including elderly parents and children, with about 2
Carney’s Budget Falls Short of Well-being Goals

Carney’s Budget Falls Short of Well-being Goals

By Eulalia Dunmore October 17, 2026
Mark Carney's 2025 Canadian budget fell short of well-being goals, drawing criticism from advocates who expected a focus on public health and sustainability ove
Physician Finds Flexibility Is Actually a Medical Condition

Physician Finds Flexibility Is Actually a Medical Condition

By Sophroni Ashcombe October 16, 2026
A physician discovers flexibility is a medical condition, noting that bending fingers backward or resting knees at improbable angles can indicate an abnormal ph
Dementia Care Strains Canadian Families, Healthcare System

Dementia Care Strains Canadian Families, Healthcare System

By Corinna Wentworth October 15, 2026
Dementia care increasingly strains Canadian families and the healthcare system, reshaping daily decisions and long-term support needs.
Canada’s aging crisis pushes demand beyond health system limits

Canada’s aging crisis pushes demand beyond health system limits

By Corinna Wentworth October 14, 2026
Canada’s aging population strains healthcare systems as demand outpaces capacity, exposing workforce shortages and long-term care challenges.
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