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2026 Vancouver Benefits Summit: Mental health, HCSA coverage way up since pandemic

Group benefits plans are under unprecedented pressure, said Rahul Rao, chief executive officer and founder of CloudAdvisors, during a session at Benefits Canada’s 2026 Vancouver Benefits Summit. Claim

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High-cost, weight management drugs reshaping Canada’s private drug plans: report

A new generation of ultra-high-cost therapies is reshaping benefits plan risk, while the arrival of generic glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonist medications is set to shift one of the largest drug

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Coverage of the 2026 Women’s Health & Wealth Summit

As all aspects of employee well-being increasingly overlap, it’s never been more critical to look at the intersection between health and wealth, especially for a traditionally underserved part of the

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2026 Women’s Health & Wealth Summit: A look at the emerging trends in the gender health gap

A long history of inadequate recognition and support for women’s health has rifted the gender health gap. Indeed, a variety of health issues affect women differently, disproportionately and exclusivel

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Weight management drugs, rare disease treatments expected to drive private drug plan costs in 2026: report

Weight management drugs and high-cost specialty treatments are expected to have the biggest impact on private drug plans this year, according to Telus Health’s annual drug pipeline report. It fo

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2026 Workplace Benefits Awards now open for entries

Calling all employers and plan sponsors — the 2026 Workplace Benefits Awards are now open for entries! If your organization is leading the way in transforming how you support employees through your be

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2026 Chronic Disease at Work: Rising chronic disease rates among young people, women underscore need for inclusive programs

Rising rates of chronic illness among younger people and women are changing the picture of chronic disease in Canada, according to Sun Life data. Forty-five per cent of Canadians now live with a chron