The Ministry of Health and Doctors of BC announced recently that $118 million in stabilization funding is being made available to family doctors throughout British…
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New app aims to improve access to health records
People in B.C. now have an easier way to access their health records with the launch of the Health Gateway mobile app. Health Gateway is…
COVID-19 vaccines for kids under five begins Aug. 2
Approximately 208,000 eligible infants and children in British Columbia between six months and four years of age will soon be able to receive vaccine protection…
New round of farmers’ market program funding announced
New funding for the BC Farmers’ Market Nutrition Coupon Program will help improve access to healthy, locally grown food for lower-income British Columbians and people…
BC Cancer launches lung-screening program
BC Cancer has launched a province-wide lung cancer screening program, providing access to eligible high-risk people at 36 sites throughout the province, including East Kootenay…
B.C. takes next steps in COVID-19 response
As people in B.C. continue to get vaccinated, the province continues with previously announced plans to further lift COVID-19 restrictions. The province has begun rolling…
Urgent and Primary Care Centre extends hours
Interior Health has announced that the new Cranbrook Urgent and Primary Care Centre has hired more health-care professionals and extended its hours of operation. Located in the…
March 20 proclaimed B.C. Francophonie Day
Adrian Dix Adrian Dix, Minister of Health and Minister Responsible for Francophone Affairs, today issued a proclamation to mark the 20th annual B.C. Francophonie Day….
B.C.’s mask mandate ends at midnight
Vaccine cards being eliminated April 8 Starting tomorrow (March 11), British Columbians no longer must wear masks in public indoor spaces. Face coverings will be…
Rapid tests for ages 70+ to be available at pharmacies
People aged 70 years and older will soon have access to rapid antigen tests through community pharmacies at no cost. This week, the Ministry of…