Dental Service Organizations (“DSOs”) have become increasingly active in the Canadian dental market. Their structures can allow dentists to access centralized management, capital, and administrative infrastructure while allowing DSOs and
Canada’s regulatory framework for food products has undergone significant changes in recent years. As of January 1, 2026, the transition period for the 2022 amendments to the Food and Drug
Optometrists in Ontario must balance professional independence with modern business arrangements. Whether practicing independently, within a corporate retail setting, or through a professional corporation, optometrists must comply with strict rules
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Naturopaths in Ontario operate in a dynamic professional environment where clinical practice and business considerations frequently intersect. Whether collaborating with other health providers, referring patients, or selling products, naturopaths must
Patient records are at the heart of every naturopathic practice. They represent not only important clinical information but also a key element of your practice’s goodwill and reputation. Whether practicing
Dental hygienists in Ontario often work in diverse professional settings — from traditional dental offices to spas, clinics, and independent dental hygiene practices. With this flexibility comes the responsibility to
In Ontario, dental hygienists face unique legal and professional requirements when incorporating a dental hygiene practice and transferring patient records. These rules are designed to protect patient confidentiality, ensure professional
Establishing a food business in Ontario can be an exciting and rewarding business endeavor. To plan for business success, food operators should take note of various regulations and compliance requirements
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Has your employer terminated you for raising a concern about workplace safety or workplace harassment? In Ontario, the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) protects workers from workplace harassment and
By Hani Al-Dajane Pharmacists and physicists must follow legal and regulatory requirements when operating their respective practices. Pharmacists must also comply with the policies of the Ontario College of Pharmacists
In Ontario, employees may be entitled to their pro-rated bonus if terminated without cause. Bonus entitlements depend on several factors including whether common law entitlements apply, the terms of the
