Abortion is legal in Canada, and patients do not require consent from partners or parents to seek an abortion. It is the second most common reproductive health service: one […]

At the time of this writing, physicians and nurse practitioners in Canada are authorized to prescribe Mifegymiso. Midwives in all provinces and territories, except for Quebec, are not authorized […]

In most cases, pharmacists are in charge of dispensing the medication to patients, but some clinics are also authorized to dispense the medication directly to patients. Specific […]

Counselling is important to help clients make informed decisions by understanding their options (abortion versus becoming a parent, and medication abortion versus procedural abortion). During […]

Prior to taking medication abortion, clients should know how to administer the medication, what the side effects are, how to identify the signs of complications, […]

Clients who undergo medication abortion are required to have follow-up consultations with their prescribers to confirm the termination of the pregnancy, manage complications, receive counselling […]

Update on medical abortion, 2020Bancsi A & Grindrod K; Canadian Family PhysicianLink: [cfp-ma](VCOP2) Early abortion options, 2022Reproductive Health Access ProjectLink: [rhap-abortion-options](C58-1) Accessing abortion in CanadaWellness WithinLink: [wellness-within](C104-2)

Find medication abortion services portalAction Canada for Sexual Health and RightsLink: find-services List of abortion clinicsAction Canada for Sexual Health and RightsLink: arcc-abortion-clinics Choice Connect Abortion Referral […]

What to expect when ending a pregnancy at home, 2023Canadian Pharmacists Association & The CART Access ProjectLink: [cpha-what-to-expect](CPHA5) What to expect during a medical abortion, 2017Planned […]

Exhale, a talk-line that provides emotional support, resources and information after abortionLink: exhale All-Options, a talk-line to discuss past or current experience with abortion, adoption and […]