The Globe and Mail
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May 6, 2026
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Board chair of non-profit behind failed PrescribeIT defends CEO’s nearly $900,000 compensation
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Board chair of non-profit behind failed PrescribeIT defends CEO’s nearly $900,000 compensation
KELLY GRANT
POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION REPORTER
CHRIS HANNAY
PUBLISHED MAY 5, 2026
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A government-funded non-profit responsible for a failed $300-million digital prescription program paid its chief executive officer nearly $900,000 a year so that his compensation would be on par with that of leaders of downtown Toronto hospitals, the non-profit’s board chair told MPs.
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