Canada at risk of collateral damage in U.S. drug pricing war

A proactive and co-ordinated strategy from the Canadian government is essential to safeguard both access and affordability to pharmaceuticals for the long term.

Health Minister Marjorie Michel, pictured. The federal government must develop a strategy—with input from frontline health care professionals including pharmacists—to protect access to and affordability of medication, writes Annette Robinson.The Hill Times photograph by Andrew Meade

Opinion

BY ANNETTE ROBINSON

September 4, 2025

Canadians expect to walk into their pharmacy and get the medications they need, when they need them. However, one i...

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