Health-care vacancies as high as 50% in parts of northern B.C.

The strain on the health-care system in northern B.C. is extreme, with new numbers showing demand for nurses especially is far beyond supply. The crunch is leaving patients without access to basic services and waiting years for surgeries.

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Health-care vacancies as high as 50% in parts of northern B.C.

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