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B.C. judge builds delay into ruling in case that could worsen rural doctor shortage

Vancouver Sun · September 15, 2026 at 9:00 a.m.

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Supreme Court judge has ruled that the B.C. government has been illegally compelling Canadian doctors who went to medical school abroad to temporarily work at specific clinics, including in rural or remote areas.

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B.C. judge builds delay into ruling in case that could worsen rural doctor shortage

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