The Santis team shares its insights on the key sectors and factors driving decisions and change in the health care and life sciences sector across Canada.
SANTIS ANNOUNCEMENT: Santis Team is growing
Santis Health is pleased to announce that it is adding to its growing health care practice. Santis is expanding its team in both Ottawa and Toronto, to continue to provide first-class counsel and support in the health and life sciences sectors.
Read MoreSANTIS ANNOUNCEMENT: New Principal joins Santis team
Toronto, ON – September 10, 2018 – Santis Health is pleased to announce that it is adding Joanne McNamara to its growing Toronto practice.
Read MoreNEWS: Federal cabinet shuffle sees creation of ministry focused solely on seniors
After weeks of speculation, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced changes to his front bench as his government prepares for next year’s election.
Read MoreNEWS: Ford government outlines priorities in first throne speech
Today, the Lieutenant Governor delivered the Throne Speech to open the first session of the 42nd Parliament of Ontario and to outline the new government’s initial policy priorities.
Read MoreNEWS: Doug Ford sworn in as Ontario’s 26th Premier
After much analysis and speculation, the new 21-member PC government cabinet was revealed at the swearing-in ceremony for Premier Doug Ford and his Executive Council.
Read MoreINSIGHTS: UHN’s Award in Transplant Innovation Obscures Two Deeper Challenges: Organ Donation and Technology Commercialization
INSIGHTS: Wynne’s health-care Hail Mary
Patrick Nelson, Principal at Santis Health, wrote a guest column in the Toronto Sun on Premier Kathleen Wynne's recent health care commitments.
Read MoreNEWS: Former PC policy advisor Emily Beduz joins Santis Health as Consultant
Toronto, ON – April 6, 2018 – Santis Health is pleased to announce that former Progressive Conservative staffer Emily Beduz has joined the Santis team as a Consultant.
Read MoreSUMMARY: Premier Wynne shuffles cabinet (January 2018)
On January 17, 2018, Premier Kathleen Wynne shuffled cabinet to fill vacancies left by current ministers Brad Duguid, Liz Sandals and Deb Matthews who are not running for re-election in June.
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