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by Belén Febres-Cordero in Vancouver As a signatory of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Canada acknowledges the right to adequate health care for all.…
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by Lucy Slavianska in Toronto When Jasmine, a young engineer from Iran, arrived in Toronto, she immediately applied for the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP). …
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by Carlos Tello (@segundoviaje) in Vancouver Engineers Canada and the Medical Council of Canada are developing new programs with funding from the federal government that will…
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by Themrise Khan and Kelsey Johnson in Ottawa The federal government is calling on its provincial counterparts to develop a national standard for registered professionals…
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Foreign Doctors Face Identity Crisis While Navigating Professional Maze
by Dr. Jelena Zikic at York University Recent policy changes on removing the ‘Canadian experience’ barrier and some successful initiatives by organizations such as the Toronto…
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