Theresa Boyle

The OMA rejected the government’s latest offer, even though the province had sweetened the pot, a senior government official privy to the negotiations told the Star.

Report from Health Quality Ontario reveals that hospital overcrowding and opioid crisis are getting worse.

Negotiating teams for health ministry, Ontario Medical Association pick up where they left off before last week’s sudden and controversial move by Premier Doug Ford’s office to bring talks to a halt.

Doctors warn if they’re hit with another pay cut patients will end up paying the price.

Rooting out such waste would help keep publicly funded health care sustainable, a report from the CD Howe Institute says.

How Ontario’s health care system might look in the wake of Christine Elliott’s proposed revamp.

Kevin Smith, president of the University Health Network, said he is dismayed that people continue to leave their homes and socialize in groups despite public health recommendations not to.

Since early March, more than one third of all complaints to the province’s Patient Ombudsman have been related to the pandemic.

The number of CT and MRI scans to diagnose, stage and evaluate cancers has fallen in the province by 24 per cent and 26 per cent, respectively, according to Cancer Care Ontario.

The Ontario Medical Association, which represents Ontario’s 33,000 practising doctors, is lending its voice to a growing, concerted effort to win over those who are uneasy or uncertain about COVID-19 vaccines