In 2002, when the newly elected BC Liberal government introduced Bills 29 and 94. The two laws made it far easier for government to pay third-party businesses to deliver non-clinical services in hospitals and facilities like care homes and stripped unionized workers of protections negotiated in their collective agreements.
Fourth of a four-part all-candidate Q&A for the upcoming municipal elections for Osoyoos and Oliver town councils on Oct. 15. Candidates appear in alphabetical order and responses are limited to 80 words per question.
Third of a four-part all-candidate Q&A for the upcoming municipal elections for Osoyoos and Oliver town councils on Oct. 15. Candidates appear in alphabetical order and responses are limited to 80 words per question.
A team of medical care providers and municipal leaders are pursuing another idea to address the health care crisis in Oliver and Osoyoos, and they are calling it “integrated solutions.”
B.C. Premier hopeful David Eby made a pit stop in Osoyoos last week to talk about solutions for health care and housing.
An Osoyoos resident whose doctor in Oliver is leaving her practice must now join a long lineup of people seeking a family physician.
With the recent loss of two doctors in the area, Oliver and Osoyoos mayors face an uphill battle in the ongoing health care “crisis.”
With the recent loss of two doctors in the area, Oliver and Osoyoos mayors face an uphill battle in the ongoing health care “crisis.”
Dale Boyd Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Racism and stereotyping against Indigenous patients...
Dale Boyd Local Journalism Initiative Planning is now underway to establish a Primary Care Network...
Sophie Gray Local Journalism Initiative Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond presented an update on the status...
Sophie Gray Local Journalism Initiative Health Minister Adrian Dix hosted an impromptu press...