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CPhA is pleased to announce a new partnership with The University of Toronto Press (UTP) for publication of the Canadian Pharmacists Journal (CPJ). Beginning in January 2026, UTP will assume full publishing responsibilities for CPJ.

New FAQ resource now available, Acetaminophen use in pregnancy: What you need to know. This tool provides clear, evidence-based information to help you address patient questions and guide discussions about acetaminophen use in pregnancy.

CPhA was proud to represent Canada at the FIP Congress 2025 in Copenhagen, joining pharmacy leaders from around the world to discuss some of the most pressing issues facing pharmacy around the world.

CPhA is calling on governments to take action to regulate the practices of pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) and insurers that are placing unnecessary strain on pharmacies and undermining patients’ ability to choose where they receive care. To support its call, CPhA is releasing template legislation designed to improve transparency, safeguard patient choice, and reduce administrative burdens for pharmacists.

From front-line guidance to national advocacy, CPhA equips providers, policymakers and patients to navigate drug shortages.

The Indigenous Pharmacy Professionals of Canada (IPPC), in partnership with the Canadian Pharmacists Association (CPhA), is thrilled to announce the 2025-2026 recipients of the IPPC Indigenous Pharmacy Scholarship.

NIAM is an annual event in August that highlights the importance of staying up to date on recommended vaccinations so that everyone can have the chance to live healthier lives protected against preventable diseases.

With measles cases rising at a troubling pace across the country, pharmacists are likely to see an increase in patient questions about symptoms, vaccination and prevention.