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Senior Media Specialist, BC Policy Solutions
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BC Policy Solutions
36 minutes ago
In the last webinar of our âFuture of Primary Care in BCâ series, learn how Oregon transformed patient experience, improved quality and controlled costs. Join us TOMORROW! Register now. Weds. April 22, noon PT
bcpolicy.ca/events/
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Seth Klein
about 8 hours ago
Some hopeful climate news from
@chrishatch.bsky.social
, as leaders from 50+ countries gather to plot a path away from fossil fuels. Some of these countries, like đšđŠ, are historic fossil fuel producers, but unlike us, are ready to confront some hard truths
www.nationalobserver.com/2026/04/20/o...
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A new front in the push to phase out fossil fuels
Ministers and diplomats from 55 countries are about to convene on the Caribbean coast of Colombia for whatâs billed as the 'First Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels.' Their meeting in ...
https://www.nationalobserver.com/2026/04/20/opinion/columbia-fossil-fuel-transition-conference
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Seth Klein
4 days ago
This is a shocking story. Congrats to
@thenarwhal.ca
on exposing this. LNG Canada in Kitimat â đšđŠ's first major LNG facility â is now one of the highest sources of GLOBAL emissions for flaring, undermining claims that we produce the cleanest natural gas in the world:
thenarwhal.ca/lng-canada-b...
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LNG Canada exceeds estimated 2024 global record for burned gas | The Narwhal
LNG Canada in Kitimat, B.C., burned more gas in 2025 than any other liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility on record in 2024
https://thenarwhal.ca/lng-canada-burned-gas/
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BC Policy Solutions
about 9 hours ago
Tomorrow, noon PT - the final webinar in our primary care series. Oregon engaged health care practitioners and community leaders to develop and review care standards. Learn how they succeeded and transformed primary care. Join us! Weds April 22, noon PT
bcpolicy.ca/events/
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BC Policy Solutions
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We can learn from Oregonâs success to improve health care while lowering costs. Our final webinar in the primary care series shows how Oregon transformed the system by investing in primary care. Register now! Weds April 22, noon PT
bcpolicy.ca/events/
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BC Policy Solutions
2 days ago
Oregon improved quality and controlled costs by engaging health care practitioners and community leaders in reform efforts. This included funding for mental health and administrative support to meet standards of care. Our final primary care webinar. Weds April 22, noon PT
bcpolicy.ca/events/
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Brent Toderian
6 days ago
âExtreme heat is already creating ânonsurvivableâ conditions for humans in heatwaves that have killed thousands and likely many more, according to new research that warns people are more susceptible to rising temperatures than first thought.â Via
@motherjones.com
#ClimateCrisis
#UrbanHeat
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"Nonsurvivable": Today's heatwaves have surpassed our bodies' ability to stay cool
A new analysis reveals the deadly potential of six extreme heat events, especially for elders.
https://www.motherjones.com/environment/2026/04/study-heat-humidity-deadly-heatwaves-wet-bulb-temperature-survivability-cool/
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BC Policy Solutions
5 days ago
Today is Equal Pay Day in BC.đŁ Our racial equity researcher/policy analyst VĂ©ronique Sioufi, PhD joins West Coast LEAF virtual panel, Building Collective Power for Pay Equity Through an Intersectional Lens 12:30â1:30 PM PT. Register to get a Zoom link
westcoastleaf.org/ev...
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Jean Kavanagh
BC Policy Solutions
6 days ago
TOMORROW 12:30 pm: Equal Pay Day webinar compares a racialized woman's pay to a white man's. Our researcher/policy analyst
Véronique Sioufi, PhD
participates in
West Coast LEAF
webinar: Building Collective Power for Pay Equity Through an Intersectional Lens.
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Webinar: Building collective power for pay equity through an intersectional lens - West Coast LEAF
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https://westcoastleaf.org/event/webinar-building-collective-power-for-pay-equity-through-an-intersectional-lens/
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BC Policy Solutions
6 days ago
TOMORROW @ 12:30 pm: Pay equity, economic justice and how to strengthen collective power for economic well-being is the theme of
West Coast LEAF
Equal Pay Day webinar. Our Racial Equity Researcher
Véronique Sioufi, PhD
joins a panel of experts. April 16.
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Webinar: Building collective power for pay equity through an intersectional lens - West Coast LEAF
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https://westcoastleaf.org/event/webinar-building-collective-power-for-pay-equity-through-an-intersectional-lens/
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Seth Klein
6 days ago
Happy to have this piece published in the Toronto Star today (even if their headline gets it a little off) đ Here's a quick summary đ§”...
www.thestar.com/opinion/cont...
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Mark Carney just cut gas taxes. He should be raising these taxes instead
As temporary measures go, a windfall tax is a better idea.
https://www.thestar.com/opinion/contributors/mark-carney-has-promised-a-gas-tax-cut-theres-a-better-solution-to-our-energy-cost-woes/article_bac865d0-420e-453c-98f8-baaa61e2caa5.html
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BIV News
7 days ago
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Gender-based violence costs B.C. $1.12 billion annually, YWCA report says
VANCOUVER â Gender-based violence is costing British Columbia an estimated $1.12 billion each year, says a new report commissioned by the provincial YWCA.
http://dlvr.it/TS2SWS
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The Tyee
7 days ago
Itâs been four and a half years since Jane McCormickâs son, Jeff, was killed by unregulated drugs. Were he alive, he would have just celebrated his 40th birthday with his two kids.
#ToxicDrugCrisis
#bcpoli
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BCâs Toxic Drug Crisis Hits a Grim 10-Year Anniversary | The Tyee
More than 18,000 British Columbians have been killed and thereâs no end in sight.
https://thetyee.ca/News/2026/04/14/BC-Toxic-Drug-Crisis-10-Year-Anniversary/?utm_source=bluesky&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=editorial
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Jean Kavanagh
BC Policy Solutions
8 days ago
The pay disparity between racialized women and white men is most severe for Indigenous, migrant and disabled workers. Hear our researcher
Véronique Sioufi, PhD
on the webinar: Building Collective Power for Pay Equity Through an Intersectional Lens, April 16 12:30 pm.
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Webinar: Building collective power for pay equity through an intersectional lens - West Coast LEAF
Register to
https://westcoastleaf.org/event/webinar-building-collective-power-for-pay-equity-through-an-intersectional-lens/
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Seth Klein
8 days ago
Beautiful essay đ "Zoom way in and only then can you make out the thin skin of atmosphere that differentiates us from any other rock plummeting through the void."
www.nationalobserver.com/2026/04/13/o...
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The thin line between everything and nothing
One of the most important aspects of the images beamed home from space is one we are only beginning to grasp. Look at the pictures, and look again. Zoom way in and only then can you make out the thin ...
https://www.nationalobserver.com/2026/04/13/opinion/artemis-ii-space-moon-voyage-politics-climate-change
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Jean Kavanagh
Redeye
11 days ago
Saturday | 11:05 PT Véronique Sioufi of BC Policy Solutions fills us in on the continuing gap in legal protections for online platform workers in BC.
@bcpolicy.bsky.social
@bcpolicyjean.bsky.social
@verosioufi.bsky.social
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BC Policy Solutions
12 days ago
If you speak French, or want to practice, our Racial Equity researcher and policy analyst
Véronique Sioufi, PhD
speaks with
Radio-Canada
Panorama about BC's Bill 48 and our submission to the legislature on how to protect platform workers.
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Ăcoutez lâextrait de lâĂ©mission Panorama : La C.-B. rĂ©vise sa loi 48 sur l'Ă©conomie Ă la tĂąche : VĂ©ronique Sioufi
https://ici.radio-canada.ca/ohdio/premiere/emissions/panorama/segments/rattrapage/2344166/c-b-revise-sa-loi-48-sur-economie-a-tache-veronique-sioufi
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Jean Kavanagh
BC Policy Solutions
12 days ago
Our senior economist
@1alexhemingway.bsky.social
discussed wealth inequality and solutions with Patriotic Millionaires Canada and Canadians for Tax Fairness. Have a listen.
patrioticmillionaires.ca/media/canada...
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BC Policy Solutions
12 days ago
Paying a living wage is about fairness, retention and community well-being. Learn how with Living Wage BC we calculate wages for communities around BC and how they benefit workers and employers.
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What Does a Living Wage Look Like in Practice? | The Tyee
Seven BC workplaces share how paying a living wage is possible and why it matters.
https://thetyee.ca/Presents/2026/04/08/What-Does-Living-Wage-Look-Like-Practice/
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Jean Kavanagh
Seth Klein
14 days ago
Important read here by
@sonalg.bsky.social
: BC comes under fire after cutting fees on LNG, pipeline projects
www.nationalobserver.com/2026/04/07/n...
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BC comes under fire after cutting fees on LNG, pipeline projects
The province's energy regulator is weakening oversight at a time when it should be making it stronger, according to environmentalists, Indigenous leaders and publicâhealth experts in the province.
https://www.nationalobserver.com/2026/04/07/news/bc-lng-pipeline-project-fees-taxes
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Jean Kavanagh
UBCIC
19 days ago
âFor Premier Eby to suddenly say changing DRIPA is ânon-negotiableâ and will pass this session is an absolute betrayal of everything DRIPA and of our evolving relationship with the NDP over the last decadeâ Grand Chief Stewart Phillip
#bcpoli
cheknews.ca/premier-eby-...
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Premier Eby says changing DRIPA is 'non-negotiable' and will be pushed into law
B.C. Premier David Eby says that changing the Declaration on the Rights of Aboriginal Peoples Act is "non-negotiable" and it will be pushed into law.
https://cheknews.ca/premier-eby-says-changing-dripa-is-non-negotiable-and-will-pass-this-session-1315202/
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BC Policy Solutions
13 days ago
IN AN HOURâWEBINARâTHE FUTURE OF PRIMARY CARE IN BC. We explain the policy and research on whatâs working well and needed changes for not-for-profit, team-based primary care organizations to deliver a higher-quality primary care system in BC. Webinar Weds April 8 Noon PT
bcpolicy.ca/primary-...
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BC Policy Solutions
13 days ago
At NOON TODAY: The future of primary care in BC. Empowering nurses. This webinar shows the leadership role that not-for-profit, nurse-led, team-based primary care organizations can play in creating a higher-quality, cost-effective, accessible primary care system in BC.
bcpolicy.ca/primary-...
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Jean Kavanagh
BC Policy Solutions
14 days ago
TOMORROWâHiring more nurses, especially nurse practitioners, means team-based primary care organizations can deliver higher-quality, more cost-effective primary care in BC. Learn how at this webinar. April 8 Noon PT. Register and information. Watch the first 3 events.
bcpolicy.ca/primary-...
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Jean Kavanagh
BC Policy Solutions
19 days ago
Learn about policy and research on whatâs working well and needed changes so that nurses can work to their full potential and assume advanced practice roles critical to delivering accessible, high-quality, cost-effective primary care in BC. Webinar Weds April 8 Noon PT
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The future of primary care in BC
This webinar series explores a better direction for primary care in BC with not-for-profit team-based models where diverse teams of practitioners offer a broad range of health and social supports that are responsive to local communityâs needs.
https://bcpolicy.ca/primary-care/
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Jean Kavanagh
BC Policy Solutions
19 days ago
Studies link platform work to poor health outcomes, esp mental health b/c of precarious scheduling, low pay, job pressure and isolation. Researcher
Véronique Sioufi
says the Province must expand baseline protections and ensure enforcement mechanisms are in place.
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Protecting platform workers | Our submission to the Ministry of Labour
BC Policy Solutions submission to the Ministry of Labour 2025/26 Review of Standards and Protections for Online Platform Workers
https://bcpolicy.ca/bill48
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Jean Kavanagh
BC Policy Solutions
20 days ago
BC establishing platform workers as employees under various legislation is important and recognizes their claims to equitable treatment . The regulations, however, have entrenched racialized workers as second-class versus other BC employees says
Véronique Sioufi
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Protecting platform workers | Our submission to the Ministry of Labour
BC Policy Solutions submission to the Ministry of Labour 2025/26 Review of Standards and Protections for Online Platform Workers
https://bcpolicy.ca/bill48
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Seth Klein
22 days ago
Vital read here from
@chrishatch.bsky.social
đ Let's honor people with the truth...
www.nationalobserver.com/2026/03/30/o...
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The scariest climate statistic
It isn't the target set out in the Paris agreement, the amount of carbon in the atmosphere or the record-breaking string of record-hot years. Now, climate scientists have released a figure that sounds...
https://www.nationalobserver.com/2026/03/30/opinion/earth-heating-energy-imbalance
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BC Policy Solutions
20 days ago
Hear from 4 nursing experts to learn how Licensed Practical Nurses and Registered Nurses can be empowered to take advanced practice roles to deliver accessible, cost-effective primary care in rural BC and in specialized areas of care. Join this webinar Weds April 8 Noon PT
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The future of primary care in BC
This webinar series explores a better direction for primary care in BC with not-for-profit team-based models where diverse teams of practitioners offer a broad range of health and social supports that are responsive to local communityâs needs.
https://bcpolicy.ca/primary-care/
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Jean Kavanagh
BC Policy Solutions
20 days ago
The BC government is reviewing how effective Bill 48 is, Standards & Protections for Online Platform Workers, at a critical moment b/c of the affordability crisis.
Véronique Sioufi
addresses the urgent need to close the regulatory gaps that leave platform workers behind.
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Protecting online platform workers | Our submission to the Ministry of Labour
BC Policy Solutions submission to the Ministry of Labour 2025/26 Review of Standards and Protections for Online Platform Workers
https://bcpolicy.ca/bill48
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Jean Kavanagh
BC Policy Solutions
21 days ago
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role and impact of primary care nurses, esp Nurse Practitioners, has grown. Learn about the leadership role of non-profit, nurse-led, team-based primary care organizations for a higher-quality, more cost-effective primary care system in BC: webinar April 8 Noon PT.
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The future of primary care in BC
This webinar series explores a better direction for primary care in BC with not-for-profit team-based models where diverse teams of practitioners offer a broad range of health and social supports that are responsive to local communityâs needs.
https://bcpolicy.ca/primary-care/
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BC Policy Solutions
22 days ago
Optimizing nursing roles for a stronger not-for-profit team-based primary care sector. Join this webinar to learn about the role of not-for-profit, nurse-led primary care organizations for a higher-quality, more cost-effective primary care system in BC. Wed April 8 Noon PT
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The future of primary care in BC
This webinar series explores a better direction for primary care in BC with not-for-profit team-based models where diverse teams of practitioners offer a broad range of health and social supports that are responsive to local communityâs needs.
https://bcpolicy.ca/primary-care/
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Jean Kavanagh
Queer Momentum
27 days ago
Today, feminist organizations across đšđŠ are launching a new campaign: Women for Trans Rights. This campaign rejects attacks on trans people under the guise of protecting women and putting the focus back where it belongs: patriarchy and government inaction. Add your name:
www.womenfortransrights.ca
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Social Capital PartnersđšđŠ
28 days ago
@c4tf.bsky.social
and
@bcpolicy.bsky.social
found that, in 2023, 86 billionaire families held as much wealth as Canadaâs 6.2 million least wealthy families. The big question for
@dylandusseault.bsky.social
is how to fix it?
#WealthInequality
#WorkingPeople
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Canada's wealth inequality gap is widening..a tax reform could fix it | The Big Story
YouTube video by CityNews
https://youtu.be/snArQtm7zng?si=X712d7Ao-2CMByr5
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BC Policy Solutions
27 days ago
IN AN HOUR join four panelists who will address: How primary care can address the growing mental health crisis in BC. The third in our primary care webinar series. Join us! Watch previous webinars. Mar 25 noon PT. Information and Registration:
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The future of primary care in BC
This webinar series explores a better direction for primary care in BC with not-for-profit team-based models where diverse teams of practitioners offer a broad range of health and social supports that are responsive to local communityâs needs.
https://bcpolicy.ca/primary-care/
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BC Policy Solutions
27 days ago
TODAY-Primary care can address BCâs mental health crisis. Rather than treating mental health as an âadd-onâ, depression, anxiety, pain and isolation can be better treated as well as a personâs ability to manage long-term conditions. Primary care webinar Mar 25 noon PT.
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The future of primary care in BC
This webinar series explores a better direction for primary care in BC with not-for-profit team-based models where diverse teams of practitioners offer a broad range of health and social supports that are responsive to local communityâs needs.
https://bcpolicy.ca/primary-care/
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BC Policy Solutions
29 days ago
With oil and fertilizer prices shooting up whatâs happening in the Middle East is similar to what happened after Russia invaded Ukraine says senior economist
Iglika Ivanova
Fertilizer trade is interrupted and will have a an impact on food production she says.
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Vancouverites can expect their cost of groceries to climb | News
Experts expect grocery prices to go up, as Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz and cuts of 20 per cent of the world's oil supply.
https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/vancouver-grocery-bills-climb
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BC Policy Solutions
28 days ago
TOMORROW-Responding to the mental health crisis through primary care means connecting to the social determinants of health and strengthening disease management through community-based services. Learn more at our 3rd primary care webinar, noon PT. Info and Registration:
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The future of primary care in BC
This webinar series explores a better direction for primary care in BC with not-for-profit team-based models where diverse teams of practitioners offer a broad range of health and social supports that are responsive to local communityâs needs.
https://bcpolicy.ca/primary-care/
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Jean Kavanagh
BC Policy Solutions
29 days ago
When mental health treatment is connected to social determinants of health both immediate distress and underlying factors can be addressed. Learn more at our 3rd primary care webinar WEDS (25th), How primary care can address the growing mental health crisis in BC, noon PT.
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The future of primary care in BC
This webinar series explores a better direction for primary care in BC with not-for-profit team-based models where diverse teams of practitioners offer a broad range of health and social supports that are responsive to local communityâs needs.
https://bcpolicy.ca/primary-care/
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Jean Kavanagh
BC Policy Solutions
29 days ago
The Middle East ships much of the worldâs fertilizer through the Strait of Hormuz said senior economist
Iglika Ivanova
âItâs interrupting the fertilizer trade and right now itâs spring season when planting happens and when fertilizer is needed.â
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Vancouverites can expect their cost of groceries to climb | News
Experts expect grocery prices to go up, as Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz and cuts of 20 per cent of the world's oil supply.
https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/vancouver-grocery-bills-climb
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BC Policy Solutions
29 days ago
To respond to the mental health crisis through primary care, teams need skills development, flexible staffing models and connections to community services. Learn more at our third primary care webinar Mar 25 noon PT. Join this session or the full series. Register:
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The future of primary care in BC
This webinar series explores a better direction for primary care in BC with not-for-profit team-based models where diverse teams of practitioners offer a broad range of health and social supports that are responsive to local communityâs needs.
https://bcpolicy.ca/primary-care/
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Dylan Dusseault
29 days ago
This conversation happened in no small part thanks to recent excellent reports published by
@c4tf.bsky.social
with
@bcpolicy.bsky.social
and
@oxfamcanada.bsky.social
(I'll link both below). Also highly recommend the second half of the episode featuring
@jimbostanford.bsky.social
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BC Policy Solutions
about 1 month ago
What it means to respond to the mental health crisis through primary care: connecting mental health to the social determinants of health, providing primary care teams with what they need and strengthening chronic disease management. Our 3rd webinar Mar 25 noon PT. Register:
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The future of primary care in BC
This webinar series explores a better direction for primary care in BC with not-for-profit team-based models where diverse teams of practitioners offer a broad range of health and social supports that are responsive to local communityâs needs.
https://bcpolicy.ca/primary-care/
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Iglika Ivanova
about 1 month ago
A fascinating look at BC's inadequate public transit system.
#bcpoli
www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...
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The BBC sent 10 people to B.C. to travel around the province on public transit. It didn't go well | CBC News
A BBC reality TV show aired last month that showcased the beauty of British Columbia â while also constantly pointing out how frustrating the province's transportation system can be.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/bbc-race-across-the-world-1.6804863
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BC Policy Solutions
about 1 month ago
Responding to the mental health crisis through primary care means connecting to the social determinants of health and strengthening disease management through community-based services. Learn more at our 3rd primary care webinar Mar 25 noon PT. Info and Registration:
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The future of primary care in BC
This webinar series explores a better direction for primary care in BC with not-for-profit team-based models where diverse teams of practitioners offer a broad range of health and social supports that are responsive to local communityâs needs.
https://bcpolicy.ca/primary-care/
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BC Non-Profit Housing Association
about 1 month ago
"Delaying housing does not save money; it shifts costs to other parts of the system, where they are far more expensive." Read this new commentary from community housing sector leaders Jill Atkey, Margaret Pfoh and Thom Armstrong.
https://ow.ly/61Go50YvB3Z
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Opinion: 2026 B.C. budget turns its back on housing and communities will pay the price
Opinion: As housing projects stall, families remain in overcrowded situations. Seniors can't downsize. Young workers leave markets they can't afford
https://ow.ly/61Go50YvB3Z
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BC Policy Solutions
about 1 month ago
Climate change, the COVID-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine have food prices soaring says senior economist
Iglika Ivanova
But even with geopolitical trends and climate change the greatest contributing factor to rising prices is the power of the food industry.
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As Food Prices Climb, Dispatches from the Aisles | The Tyee
We spent time with folks on tight budgets. And asked experts how to make groceries more affordable.
https://thetyee.ca/News/2026/03/17/Food-Prices-Climb-Dispatches-Aisles/
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Canadians for Tax Fairness
about 1 month ago
We wrote about our report on wealth concentration with
@bcpolicy.bsky.social
in
@thetyee.ca
. If we donât create better economic equality in Canada, weâre on a fast track to oligarchyâŠ
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BC Policy Solutions
about 1 month ago
How can primary care address the growing mental health crisis in BC? By connecting mental health to the social determinants of health, provide what teams need and supports to strengthen disease management. Learn more at our 3rd primary care webinar Mar 25 noon PT.
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The future of primary care in BC
This webinar series explores a better direction for primary care in BC with not-for-profit team-based models where diverse teams of practitioners offer a broad range of health and social supports that are responsive to local communityâs needs.
https://bcpolicy.ca/primary-care/
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