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January 17, 2023
Opinion: Sure, Liberals cut off debate when in government. But the NDP has torpedoed any chance of further co-operation on the health professions legislation.
January 16, 2023
A new law that changes the way BCโs health colleges are regulated is facing backlash from some doctors who say it gives the government too much power.
January 12, 2023
Salvatore Vetro, a former anti-HST/GST campaigner, wants to unseat BC Premier David Eby from his Vancouver-Point Grey riding, calling him a 'dictator.'
December 28, 2022
As British Columbiaโs health-care system verges on collapse, provincial officials have enacted sweeping changes to the oversight of medical professionals in a surprise move workers are denouncing as an unnecessary, years-long transition ripe for potential political interference.
December 5, 2022
New legislation coming out of British Columbia (BC) targets and JAILS doctors who do not go along with forced injections and other nefarious mass murdering narratives that have been pushed by the [...]
November 23, 2022
SURREY, B.C.โWith the fall sitting of the Legislative Assembly in British Columbia ending Nov. 24, the ruling NDP ...
November 5, 2022
When the lieutenant-governor asked David Eby on Oct. 26 if he was ready to take over as B.C. premier, he said yes. She should have pressed him: โWhen?โ
October 31, 2022
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October 29, 2022
After B.C.โs health minister introduced new legislation this month to reform the regulation of health professionals, there are growing calls to bring social workers under the same legal umbrella, with full regulation and a more transparent discipline process.
October 20, 2022
New act would create single oversight body, independent discipline tribunal