Every year across the country there are millions of photos taken and shared at the beginning of the school year, marking the passage of time in a unique scholastic font. This happens in our household... Read More
Editorials
Icelandic police officer: “Would you care to explain why you have three sheep in your car?” Me: “I rented the economy car so the fourth one wouldn’t fit.” I spent 2 weeks in Iceland this summer... Read More
It’s interesting to me to think about the patients who have left an imprint on my life. What did they have in common that causes me to remember them? What part of our relationship is so memorable for... Read More
“Doc, we’ve been through thick and thin together, and I need you to come through this one last time.” In 2016 when Bill C-14 was enacted, allowing medical assistance in dying (MAID) for eligible... Read More
This is my first BCMJ editorial, so I would like to introduce myself and offer my perspective on the enormous changes I have witnessed in the practice of medicine since being licensed in 1986. I... Read More