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More election materials coming in the newsletter, social media and on the webpage over the next few days. Candidates for all ridings will be in place by this weekend and a campaign to ask each and every one of them the same 8 questions will commence on Monday October 5th.
Bringing Hospice and Palliative Care Closer to Home There are few experiences more universal than death, yet the way we experience dying, caregiving, grief and bereavement is profoundly personal. Where we live, who surrounds us, our culture, spirituality, family relationships and access to care all shape that journey. For rural
Share your perspective on AI in health care. We’re seeking input from physicians and patients in rural BC about their experiences, opportunities, concerns and learning needs related to AI in clinical practice. Your insights will help shape practical, evidence-informed educational resources for rural physicians. Express your interest by Sept. 10th.
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Welcoming Ankur Patel and Lakota Brown-Turcotte to the BCRHN Board This month, the BC Rural Health Network is pleased to recognize two of the newest members of our Board of Directors, Ankur Patel and Lakota Brown-Turcotte. Both are based in the community of Kitimat, on the unceded homelands of the
Tyler Olsen 30 Jun 2026 The Tyee Tyler Olsen is a senior editor at The Tyee. He is based in Lillooet. In Richmond, 90 is the new 80. But in the BC Interior, life expectancies are shorter than 20 years ago. Residents of B.C.’s largest cities are living longer than ever
