Ontario College of Pharmacists (OCPInfo.com)

The Point of Care symbol must be displayed at every accredited community pharmacy in Ontario. When you see the symbol, you can feel confident that your pharmacy is accredited by the Ontario College of Pharmacists.

The #OCPBoard is meeting March 23 at 9:30 a.m. Agenda items include safety measures for expanded scope, annual renewal fees, Code of Ethics amendments, strategic plan update and more. Access the full agenda, meeting materials & meeting link: bit.ly/40uVSwN

You’ll see these signs in community pharmacies across the province. They indicate time-delayed safes are in use to secure narcotics – an important safety measure to help protect pharmacy teams and communities.

Visiting your local #pharmacy? Be sure to wish your pharmacy team a happy #PharmacyAppreciationMonth 💊 From dispensing drugs to prescribing for common ailments to offering flu shots, pharmacies are a vital part of our health-care system. #PAM2026 #PharmacyCan @OCPInfo

Registrants, members of the public and system partners are invited to share their feedback on proposed changes to the Board's size, composition and term limits. Learn more about the proposed changes and share your feedback by March 6, 2026: bit.ly/4jYX83U

As the regulator of pharmacy professionals and pharmacies in Ontario, we thank and recognize the entire profession for their contributions to the health and well-being of patients throughout the province. Happy Pharmacy Appreciation Month! #PAM2026

The College is seeking input on a proposed new requirement that all pharmacy technicians who administer injections be certified in CPR and First Aid. Learn more and share your feedback by March 7, 2026: bit.ly/3Owf0aM

@chewwybac If you have a concern about the care provided by a pharmacy or pharmacy professional, you can report information or file a complaint with the College. More information on that process is available here: bit.ly/4gZw6YY

@OCPInfo Jst wondering what you guys do when a pharmacy has a methadone clinic inside of it, and the pharmacists knows theres multiple people who fake their urine tests but ignore it, leading to these people being able to bring home multiple doses of a deadly medication,& selling it?1/2

You're invited to provide feedback on proposed changes to the Board's size, composition and term limits. Learn more and share your feedback by March 6, 2026: bit.ly/4bk8mOd

Holiday closure: The College will be closed Monday, February 16 and will reopen on Tuesday, February 17.

To support the safe implementation of proposed expanded scope activities, the College is publicly consulting on the requirement for pharmacy technicians who administer injections to complete and maintain up-to-date CPR and First Aid training. Learn more and share your feedback by March 7, 2026: bit.ly/3Z0X3mJ

You're invited to provide feedback on proposed changes to the Board's size, composition and term limits. Learn more about the proposed changes and share your feedback by March 6, 2026: bit.ly/4jYX83U

February is #BlackHistoryMonth—a time to celebrate the leadership, expertise and contributions of Black Canadians, and to acknowledge the ongoing impact of anti-Black racism on health outcomes and experiences in pharmacy. ➡️ Visit our website for info and resources to help support our Black pharmacist colleagues and the patients we serve: ow.ly/lK2s50Y7zZZ

Did You Know a Quality Assurance Program is a mandatory program under law for all healthcare regulators in Ontario? Participation in the College’s Quality Assurance program is a key way pharmacy professionals keep their knowledge and skills up-to-date and reflective of today’s pharmacy practice: bit.ly/43xOPoL

The College is seeking input on a proposed new requirement that all pharmacy technicians who administer injections be certified in CPR and First Aid. Learn more and share your feedback by March 7, 2026: bit.ly/3Z0X3mJ

Pharmacy assistants are not regulated by the Ontario College of Pharmacists. If you have a concern about the care provided by a pharmacy, pharmacist or pharmacy technician, you can report information or file a complaint. More information on that process is available here: bit.ly/4gZw6YY

Zeyad Abouelwafa, current Pharmacist at Shoppers Drug Mart in Toronto, teaches a 6-DAY COURSE on how to become a Pharmacy Assistant in Canada. Is that even possible? Regular college programs & PEBC exam are completed in one year 🤔 🎥 IG/simplifiedpharmacy

You’ll see these signs in community pharmacies across the province. They indicate time-delayed safes are in use to secure narcotics – an important safety measure to help protect pharmacy teams and communities.

Registrants, members of the public and system partners are invited to share their feedback on proposed changes to the Board's size, composition and term limits. Learn more about the proposed changes and share your feedback by March 6, 2026: bit.ly/3LslAOw

Anyone can use our Find a Pharmacy/Professional tool to find information about Ontario’s pharmacies and pharmacy professionals. Feel confident about your next pharmacy visit: bit.ly/3K8DrcG

To support the safe implementation of proposed expanded scope activities, the College is publicly consulting on the requirement for pharmacy technicians who administer injections to complete and maintain up-to-date CPR and First Aid training. Learn more and share your feedback by March 7, 2026: bit.ly/3Z0X3mJ