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The B.C. government has dismissed calls for further scrutiny of the contentious Bill 36 despite growing political opposition ...

MLA Mike Bernier, along with the BC Liberals, are calling on the provincial government to revisit discussions surrounding Bill 36.

Salvatore Vetro, which launched the petition, failed to submit it by March 20 deadline

Salvatore Vetro, which launched the petition, failed to submit it by March 20 deadline

Salvatore Vetro, which launched the petition, failed to submit it by March 20 deadline

Salvatore Vetro, which launched the petition, failed to submit it by March 20 deadline

A boy with autism was given sleeping medication compounded at 14 times his prescribed dose. After a complaint to B.C.'s College of Pharmacists, his parents were shocked to see there would be no punitive measures for the pharmacists involved, and no public notification.

A former Surrey, B.C., councillor previously fined for campaigning as a "community physician” without specifying that she’s a naturopath was disciplined again during her time in office for similar lapses, but the public was not informed, a recent tribunal decision has revealed.

The first doctor in British Columbia to face a disciplinary hearing in front of the province’s College of ...

"It can politicize health care, and that's really worrying, because that is going to affect patient care," said physician Dr. Joshua Nordine