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CPhA congratulates Prime Minister-designate Justin Trudeau and the Liberal Party of Canada and looks forward to working with the new government to address our health care challenges.

CPhA welcomes today's commitment by the Liberals to improve prescription drug access and enhance the safety of prescription drugs.

CPhA welcomes today's announcement and is encourged that prescription drug access is being raised during this election campaign.

Canada’s pharmacists believe it’s time for a national discussion on pan-Canadian pharmacare that reflects the views and values of Canadians.

The four largest pan-Canadian health organizations call upon all federal party leaders to make a public commitment that health and health care be a priority item in upcoming federal election leaders’ debates.

Today CPhA launched its election platform calling on federal political parties and candidates to commit to addressing the key health care concerns of Canadians in the areas of access, safety and innovation.

The CPhA Awards celebrate pharmacists who are making a difference in the health and well-being of Canadians and the dedication those pharmacists have to their patients.

Canadians are not taking their medications as prescribed and, in some instances, not even filling their prescriptions, according to national survey results released by the Canadian Pharmacists Association.