BC Premier admits hospitals in rural areas are “teetering”

Premier John Horgan says the only way to solve the health care issue in our province is with more funding from the federal government.

Horgan admits our hospitals are “teetering,”, especially in rural areas.

B.C. vows to retain overdose-prevention sites no matter who wins federal election

Health Minister Josie Osborne. DARREN STONE, TIMES COLONIST Cindy E. Harnett Times Colonist April 9th 2025 “These are services that save lives and they connect

B.C. cancer patients will no longer go to U.S. for treatment, province announces

Health Minister Josie Osborne said that wait times for cancer treatment in B.C. have been reduced. (Mike McArthur/CBC) Emily Fagan · CBC News · Posted: Apr 07 Decision not due

B.C. bumps up rental subsidy programs for seniors, low-income families

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Researchers develop new way to match young cancer patients with the right drugs

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BC Premier admits hospitals in rural areas are “teetering”

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B.C. vows to retain overdose-prevention sites no matter who wins federal election

B.C. cancer patients will no longer go to U.S. for treatment, province announces