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'Entirely Inappropriate': BC Government's Proposed Changes to Oversight of Regulated Health Professions Draws Criticism - Vimarsana News

'Entirely Inappropriate': BC Government's Proposed Changes to Oversight of Regulated Health Professions Draws Criticism

SURREY, B.C.—With the fall sitting of the Legislative Assembly in British Columbia ending Nov. 24, the ruling NDP ...

Les Leyne: David Eby's delay is a disappointing dodge - Vimarsana News

Les Leyne: David Eby's delay is a disappointing dodge

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: “When?”

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'Where's the accountability?' Families and First Nations call for full regulation of social workers - Vimarsana News

'Where's the accountability?' Families and First Nations call for full regulation of social workers

After B.C.’s 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.

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B.C. tables new legislation promising 'stronger oversight' of health professionals – Agassiz Harrison Observer - Vimarsana News

B.C. tables new legislation promising 'stronger oversight' of health professionals – Agassiz Harrison Observer

New act would create single oversight body, independent discipline tribunal