Brett Goldhawk – Jun 9, 2022
Beginning in January 2023, the B.C. government will remove criminal penalties for possessing small amounts of illicit drugs including heroin, cocaine and methamphetamine.
Dr. Eugenia Oviedo-Joekes (she/her), an addictions expert at UBC’s School of Population and Public Health, answers some key questions about the decriminalization of illegal drugs — and how it could help save lives in B.C.
The release of Strengthening Primary Care in BC – Report 2 marks an important point in British Columbia’s primary care reform. The report builds on
Summary People who live in rural communities are often left out of health research because of long travel distances, limited internet connectivity, and fewer local
Options for Sexual Health Options for Sexual Health brings trusted, non-judgmental sexual and reproductive health care to communities throughout British Columbia. As we continue to
Over the past several months, our Network has been deeply engaged in the work of reshaping primary care in British Columbia. Rural, remote, and small-town
