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Community dinner at the Watch House

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PIPE UP Network

Dear Paov --

Next week PIPE UP and Stand with Kwantlen have been invited up to the Watch House for a community dinner. Please join us at 4pm (dinner at 5ish) on Wednesday April 11, bring something to share if you can! Check the Facebook event or our website for details. Invite friends, bring children, and well behaved dogs (or other animal varieties if they're into that kind of thing). Also this event is happening on Saturday, and we have a meeting in Surrey next Tuesday. Let me know if you have any questions, and I look forward to seeing everyone.


Justine Nelson

Coordinator

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Patients > profit

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It’s a clear turn away from the “don’t ask, don’t tell” approach to unlawful private billing practices at private clinics in BC.

Yesterday, Health Minister Adrian Dix announced that the BC government will bring into full force the Medicare Protection Amendment Act—a law that was passed 15 years ago—in order to strengthen the province’s powers to stop unlawful private fees and to protect patients. [1]

This is very good news.

The province’s plan to clean up unlawful private billing, combined with the Surgical and Diagnostic Imaging Strategy to drive down wait times in the public system, will mean patients will get faster access to care without facing steep private fees. [2] [3]

For...

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SEA Meetings and other events for April 2018

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[evoz] Cafe

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Our new report hot off the press. It's "Zero Carbon or Bust"

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37,000 additional MRIs

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Paov

We can do amazing things when we act together.

Just last week, the province announced a historic strategy to dramatically reduce surgical wait times and modernize our surgical system - by acting on recommendations we have been making for years.

But the good news doesn’t stop there.

Today, Health Minister Adrian Dix announced another huge investment in our public system—this time in MRIs and diagnostics. This public investment means an additional 37,000 MRI exams across the province this year so that British Columbians can get timely scansand ultimately timely health care. [1]

For too long B.C. has allowed public MRI waits to grow while allowing a market for private MRI clinics to flourish. When faced...

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Tomorrows Defend the Water Day of Action & Pints for the People

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RAVEN News from the Nest March

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Stay in the flow this World Water Day

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Huge victory - BCs new strategy for reducing

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Dear Paov --

Your work to get action on long surgical wait times just paid off in a big way!

Edith MacHattie, BCHC co-chairWe just got back from an event with the Premier and Health Minister at Vancouver General Hospital and we’re excited to share with you the details of the province’s new strategy to tackle surgical wait times.

The strategy announced today will mean that thousands of people in B.C. will get the surgery they need faster. The plan implements many of the BCHC’s recommendations to modernize our surgical system. [1]

At the announcement, the health minister acknowledged you - BC Health Coalition members - for your tireless work championing innovative solutions...

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[evoz] coffee Cafe

Hello CASC supporters, Allen has just bagged a fresh roast of our wonderful coffee. He will have it at Cafe Simpatico on Friday night and you can call him at 250 384-0477 for pickup from his home as well. Your CASC coffee committee

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Last day to speak up for the bees, Paov!

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Help protect the BC coast from an oil spill

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Upcoming events and opportunities

Dear Friends of SJS,



Job opportunity:

JOB POSTING FOR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Come and be part of a leading research organization in BC’s Capital Region!
The Community Social Planning Council is an independent, non-partisan, and knowledgeable voice on social issues in BC’s capital region. Through its work, the Council contributes to strengthening local research and evaluation capacity, and to building community-based research infrastructure. By supporting evidence-based policy and program development, practicing...

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REMINDER TONIGHT: Solidarity with the Tsleil-Waututh Stand against Kinder Morgan and more

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Supa vs Big Pharma


Last week the Liberals announced that Canada will finally get a pharmacare plan, so we won’t have to choose between feeding our families or buying the medicine we need to stay healthy. But now Big Pharma, made up of giants like Pfizer and Merck, is trying use this as an opportunity to get a plan that prioritizes their profits over one that benefits all of us. [1]

And they are acting fast. Less than a day after the budget dropped, Finance Minister Morneau walked back on pharmacare promises, talking instead about a patchwork plan that will leave people out. [2]

This is dangerous - and nurses and health care experts are already raising the alarm. [3] But if we want to stop Big Pharma from sabotaging universal pharmacare, it will take thousands of us showing our support for a program that benefits everyday people, not corporations.

Will you sign the letter to Dr. Eric Hoskins, head of the national advisory council on pharmacare, in support of a universal pharmacare program that Canadians urgently need?

SIGN NOW

On Monday we asked if we should campaign for universal pharmacare, and an incredible 17,367 of you said YES! Now we need to make sure our voices carry all the way to Parliament. [4]

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AGM and Ally Workshop

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upcoming events

Dear Friends of SJS,


International Women's Day Events:


March 8:
International Women's Day Festival would like to acknowledge that Victoria is the traditional unceded territory of the Lekwungen, Coast and Straits Salish people. We keep this acknowledgment at the forefront of our event and thank the Coast and Straits Salish people for allowing us to gather.

For the event we will have an ASL interpreter and all gender washrooms. This event is held in downtown Victoria Centennial Square which is wheelchair accessible, and accessible by a variety of bus routes. For more information on bus routes and trip planning see https://bctransit.com/victoria/

Bring your art, dance, poetry and music in honour & celebration for International Women’s Day. Everyone is welcome! This event is trans women inclusive, and we want it...

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