Recently, I came across a social media post by Chak Au highlighting his questioning of the Public Safety Minister regarding so-called “safer supply” policies. He cited a peer-reviewed study suggesting associations between safer supply and increased opioid-related hospitalizations, raised concerns about diversion and criminal networks, and pointed to the BC government’s decision to roll back…
Introduction Sex health education in British Columbia has become increasingly controversial, often discussed through fear, slogans, and assumptions rather than careful understanding. Beneath the noise is a simple and important question: how do we best protect, support, and prepare young people for life in today’s world? This reflection is not about dismissing concerns or taking…
For years, I’ve lived with the ebb and flow of depression and anxiety. Some days felt manageable, others were clouded by a weight I couldn’t shake. I’ve tried different medications, some worked, others didn’t, but recently I noticed a change in my mental state that made me rethink my treatment plan. After reviewing my symptoms,…