Shortages have meant overworked staff, a slide in patient care, and even temporary hospital ward closures

An unannounced COVID surge is blending with ongoing staff shortages to create an “extreme overcensus situation” in local hospitals, weeks after COVID measures and regular data sharing were scrapped

The practice has grown from five doctors to 25 in five years

'If you deny that the need is there, then you'll never build the services and you'll never see it.'

Island residents south of the Malahat only have one government-funded option for ED treatment, but come January 2022, those services will be scaled back dramatically

A mentally ill woman's finances were put in the care of the Public Guardian and Trustee of BC. She's worse off because of it

Private care has been touted as a solution to surgery wait times. But some say it could be at the cost of public health care

Residents and fire chief urging the Ministry of Health and BCEHS to reconsider the current dispatching system