The federal government has renewed temporary public health measures to reduce the risk of Ebola disease entering and spreading in Canada. The Minimizing the Risk of Exposure to Ebola Disease in Canada Order, 2026, No.
Prince Edward Island is amending its regulations governing pharmacists and pharmacy technicians through EC2026-955, the Regulated Health Professions Act Pharmacist and Pharmacy Technician Regulations Amendment. The amendments change the rules surrounding opioid agonist treatment and
Prince Edward Island has amended its Coroners Act Regulations to update the remuneration payable to coroners, anatomical pathologists, forensic pathologists and witnesses involved in inquests. EC2026-898 replaces several existing payment provisions and introduces a separate
Saskatchewan has amended its rules governing the sale and servicing of hearing aids through The Hearing Aid Sales and Services Amendment Regulations, 2026. Saskatchewan Regulations 61/2026 were made under the Hearing Aid Sales and Services
Quebec’s Order in Council O.C. 1338-2026 establishes the coming-into-force dates for provisions of the Act mainly to reduce the administrative burden of physicians (2024, chapter 29). The order is intended to provide a staged implementation
Alberta Regulation 193/2026, the Preventative Health Testing Services Regulation, establishes a regulatory framework for preventative health testing services obtained through self-referral. The regulation was made under the Health Professions Act. It sets eligibility requirements, professional
Alberta Regulation 193/2026, the Preventative Health Testing Services Regulation, establishes the rules governing preventative health testing services obtained through self-referral. The regulation sets eligibility requirements, professional obligations, informed-consent rules, information-sharing requirements and procedures for communicating
Alberta Regulation 202/2026, the Permanent Impairment Regulation, establishes a detailed framework for calculating and determining permanent impairment benefits under the Automobile Insurance Act. The regulation provides insurers with standardized rules for assessing injuries arising from
Prince Edward Island has introduced new Chiropractors Regulations under the Regulated Health Professions Act, replacing the previous framework established under the former Chiropractic Act. The regulations designate chiropractic as a regulated health profession and continue
Alberta Regulation 140/2026, the Dual Practice Records Regulation, establishes new record-keeping and reporting requirements for physicians who provide both publicly insured health services and privately paid non-Plan services under the Alberta Health Care Insurance Act.
