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- B.C.'s health care system, facing understaffing, ER closures, and a lack of family doctors, has become a central election issue.
- The New Democrats propose expanding pharmacists' roles and fast-tracking provisional licenses for medical professionals, while Conservatives focus on private-public care options and repealing recent health legislation.
- The Greens aim to introduce community health centers under a streamlined "Dogwood model."
B.C. Political Parties Unveil Health Care Promises Ahead of October Election
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