Author: BC Policy Solutions
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2026 Fundraising Gala
Join us for our biggest fundraising event of the year! Help make independent research happen while enjoying a nice dinner among friends and a keynote presentation by author, journalist, activist and New York Times-bestselling science fiction writer Cory Doctorow.
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🎬 Fighting for DRIPA: Countering the colonial backlash to recent Supreme Court Decisions
Dr. Lorna Wanosts’a7 Williams and Dr. John Price discuss the controversies that have arisen in response to the Cowichan and Gitxaala court decisions and the BC government’s threat to suspend DRIPA.
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🎬 North Star Dialogues for change 2026: Confronting migrant injustice in the new era of immigration policy
Confronting migrant injustice in the new era of immigration policy, features leading voices in legal advocacy, research and lived experience to examine what recent immigration policy shifts actually mean, who they affect and what a more just immigration system could look like.
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🎬 Learning from Oregon’s success: improving health care while lowering costs
This webinar highlights the leadership role that not-for-profit, nurse-led, team-based primary care organizations can play in creating a higher-quality, more cost-effective primary care system in BC.
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🎬 Optimizing nursing roles: building a stronger not-for-profit team-based primary care sector
This webinar highlights the leadership role that not-for-profit, nurse-led, team-based primary care organizations can play in creating a higher-quality, more cost-effective primary care system in BC.
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🎬 How primary care can address the growing mental health crisis in BC
This is session 3 in our series on the Future of Primary Care in BC. We explore what it means to respond to the mental health crisis through primary care, rather than treating mental health as an “add-on” or separate system. We connect mental health to the social determinants of health and consider what primary…
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Budget analysis from around BC
While the provincial government frames BC Budget 2026 as a “stabilizing” plan, community groups and labour experts agree that this budget is a retreat from the public services we all rely on. We’ve rounded up responses and analyses from our partners, colleagues and allies across the province. They comment on the real-world impacts of the…
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🎬 Learning from Ontario’s success: creating a thriving not-for-profit primary care sector
This is session two in our 5-part series: The Future of Primary Care in BC. This session shares Ontario as a case study for building a more robust not-for-profit primary care sector.


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