After a desperate senior – one of the nearly one million people in B.C. without a family doctor – took out an ad in a newspaper seeking care, Premier John Horgan said he may have to do the same to get the attention of the feds.
Horgan maintained Wednesday that there is nothing uniquely dire about the state of health care in British Columbia and that only significant federal investment can solve what he described as a nationwide problem.
In rural areas, hospital emergency room closures and lack of ambulances have created a frightening situation. However, a new initiative is trying to ensure limited
Premier David Eby, with the government caucus behind him, talked to the media Wednesday, Nov. 13, 2024. (Wolf Depner/News Staff) Nelson Star Wolf Depner November 14,
VICTORIA – BC’s Seniors Advocate is asking people to share their perceptions and experiences on ageism to better understand how it impacts seniors in British
The surprising news that a teen is the first Canadian to contract avian flu in Canada, may have parents worried. But as Emily Lazatin reports,
