IMC congratulates Ontario government on one-year anniversary of FAST program
Ottawa, October 7, 2026 – Innovative Medicines Canada (IMC) congratulates the Ontario government on the one-year anniversary of its Funding […]

Timely access to new medicines saves lives, improves health outcomes, reduces pressure on the healthcare system, boosts economic productivity, and helps make Canada a more attractive destination for future investment and innovation.
Canadian patients wait an average of two years for access to approved new medicines through public drug plans. In most peer countries, patients gain access to approved new medicines more than a year sooner.
Delays in patient access to medicines lead to:
Provincial and territorial governments can take two immediate steps to significantly reduce delays:
Explore the latest developments related to access to medicine in Canada.
Ottawa, October 7, 2026 – Innovative Medicines Canada (IMC) congratulates the Ontario government on the one-year anniversary of its Funding […]
Ottawa, October 6, 2026 – The Ontario government’s response today to an Ontario melanoma patient denied out-of-country public coverage for […]
Dear Quebec party leaders, What if we told you about a sector in Quebec that: You’d probably want to make it a priority. Attract it. Grow […]
IMC submission to the Government of Canada pre-budget consultations in advance of Budget 2026.
This summary of a study by Deloitte combines a traditional economic impact analysis with targeted assessments of health system impacts […]
Written Submission for the Pre-Budget Consultations in Advance of the 2026-2027 New Brunswick Budget
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