The Carney government has quietly walked back some of its cuts to a program providing temporary health-care coverage to refugees and asylum-seekers, m...
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Canada could significantly expand its workforce by removing barriers that prevent internationally trained professionals from working in their fields, ...
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The World Health Assembly concluded last week in Geneva amidst a resurgence of global attention to public health, in light of Andes hantavirus and Ebo...
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A new co-payment scheme for refugee health care is expected to save Ottawa $217 million a year by 2029-2030, but growing backlogs and processing times...
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A $4 prescription fee may sound small. But for refugees arriving in Canada with little or no income, it can mean the difference between filling a pres...
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