Comprendre l’ecart 2.0
La plupart des Canadiens—97,2 %—sont admissibles à une forme ou l’autre d’assurance-médicaments d’ordonnance. Cela comprend les assurances offertes par les…
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Understanding the Gap 2.0
Most Canadians—97.2 per cent—are eligible for some form of prescription drug coverage. This includes insurance offered by public and private…
Indigenous Participation in Clean Energy Projects
Indigenous participation is on the rise Indigenous communities are now the third-largest owner of clean energy assets in Canada after…
What’s the Access? Disease-Modifying Therapies for Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple sclerosis poses a significant economic burden—on those living with MS, our health care systems, the Canadian economy, and broader…
Comment y accéder? Le traitement de la scerose en plaques par immunomodulateurs
La sclérose en plaques (SP) fait peser un poids économique considérable – sur les personnes atteintes de SP, nos systèmes…
La randonnee sur les sentiers du Canada
Le Canada a de la chance: il jouit d’un vaste réseau de sentiers bien raccordés qui sillonnent à la fois…
Trekking Canada’s Trails
Canada is fortunate: It has a vast, well-connected network of trails that weave through built and natural environments alike. Trails…
The time to fix long-term care in Canada is now
The COVID-19 crisis has drawn attention to the inconsistent regulations, low standards of care, and poor working conditions in Canadian…
Addressing the causes of Indigenous vulnerability to pandemics—not just the symptoms
Many have rightfully called for decisive government action to ensure that Indigenous communities have essential resources to respond to COVID-19….
Diagnosing patient access to diabetes medications
As part of the conversation on options for universal pharmacare in Canada, The Conference Board of Canada examined patients’ access…