The Globe and Mail

Ottawa says digital prescription tool cancelled because it failed to replace fax machines

Ottawa says a national digital service to send prescriptions from doctors offices to pharmacies – costing more than $250-million since its inception – has been shut down because the program failed to ...
The Globe and Mail

Doctors are still faxing prescriptions in 2026. Ottawa’s $250-million program to change that was just shut down

Ottawa has cancelled PrescribeIT, a federal program built with Telus Health to replace the use of fax machines in sending prescriptions between doctors and pharmacists, after spending more than a ...
Reuters

Exclusive: ASML unveils EUV light source advance that could yield 50% more chips by 2030

ASML says EUV light boost to enable 50% more chips by 2030 Power boost to 1,000W cuts chip costs, improves wafer output United States, China aim to rival ASML amid export control talks SAN DIEGO, ...
World Soccer Talk

Bundesliga club doesn’t rule out playing games overseas

RB Leipzig Managing Director Johann Plenge, who has been with the club since it was in the fifth tier of German soccer, has opened up about the possibility of Bundesliga clubs playing league games ...
Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Program: Time to axe the fax?: Listeners remember the "magic" of facsimile machines

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