Kenyon Wallace is an investigative reporter for the Toronto Star, focusing on the impacts of COVID-19. His work covers a range of topics including crime, healthcare, and social issues, with a particular focus on local news in Canada, specifically in Ontario and Toronto.
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By: Kenyon Wallace
The Canadian Medical Association is calling on governments across the country to enforce the Canada Health Act and ensure access to care is based on need, and not on the ability to pay.
By: Kenyon Wallace
Private clinics. Online virtual care. Subscription fees. A growing number of physicians worry that opening our wallets for medical procedures is distorting access to care for everyone.
By: Kenyon Wallace
Smyth, who died in July at 88, endeared himself to readers and colleagues alike with his irreverent humour and tales from his journeys across the world.
By: Kenyon Wallace
Insurers and virtual care platforms warn workplace benefits could be impacted by overly restrictive interpretation of Canada Health Act.
By: Kenyon Wallace
Canadian Medical Association Journal finds poorest Ontarians are less likely to access cataract surgeries in the province's private, for-profit surgical centres.
By: Kenyon Wallace
Canadian Medical Association Journal finds poorest Ontarians are less likely to access cataract surgeries in the province's private, for-profit surgical centres.
By: Kenyon Wallace, Ghada Alsharif
Measures to fast-track applications resulted in fewer checks to prevent fraud, a source tells the Star. The government counters it is "taking concrete steps" address fraud in the program.
By: Kenyon Wallace
Ontario Bridge Training Programs at the Rotman School of Management are ending Sept. 30 due to withdrawal of provincial funding.
By: Kenyon Wallace
Tendercare Living Centre says it is “doing everything we can,” while relatives of loved ones at privately owned facility say residents are being awoken at 4 or 5 a.m. and
By: Kenyon Wallace
The long-term care facility in Wiikwemkoong on Manitoulin Island is one of more than two dozen nursing homes across Ontario set to see their licences expire next June.
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