Canada’s public drug insurance program appears to be in limbo, with the Carney government failing to earmark any new money to expand coverage to the rest of the country.

An advocacy group in B.C. is calling for easier access to pain relief for patients when getting an intrauterine device (IUD) inserted.

For some, the procedure is no problem. For others, it’s extremely painful.

More people in B.C. are choosing an IUD for their birth control, but the insertion is often painful and performed without any sedatives. Cecilia Hua with more on how a reproductive justice group is ca...

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As we prepare for Thanks, Birth Control Day next week (Wednesday, November 15th—come hang out with us!), we’ve been thin

Cuts, broken promises, and missed opportunities for health care in Carney's first budget

Nearly a year after a historic law promised free contraception, most provinces still haven’t signed on

CHICAGO (AP) — College student Maya Roman has the handoff down to a science: a text message, a walk to a designated site, and a paper bag delivered with condoms and Plan B emergency contraception. At ...

Appropriate interventions are needed to increase the use of long-acting reversible contraceptives in sub-Saharan Africa.

Sexual and reproductive health and rights are increasingly under threat. The Trump Administration in the U.S. has restricted dialogue about and access to contraception and safe abortion causing a glob...

AccessBC is a group of people from around British Columbia who are concerned with removing barriers to accessing prescription contraception. It's time for free prescription contraception in BC.

OTTAWA — Reproductive health advocates say the federal government's failure to commit to funding pharmacare in all provinces and territories is leaving people with a lot of uncertainty, and could crea...

Health advocates say they’re shocked to hear the federal government may not sign more pharmacare funding deals, which would leave coverage uneven across the country.

We are a group of young people from around British Columbia who are concerned with removing barriers to accessing prescription contraception. We are running this campaign out of pocket and on a shoe s...

With Canada's 45th federal election two weeks away, 2SLGBTQ+ voters, community organizations and experts say tariffs have overshadowed the salient issues against a rising transphobic and anti-queer rh...

WASHINGTON (AP) — As Kristan Hawkins, president of the national anti-abortion group Students for Life, tours college campuses, she has grown accustomed to counterprotests from abortion rights activist...

Carney’s stance on pharmacare will show whose side he’s on.

The AccessBC Campaign is celebrating the second anniversary of free prescription contraception in British Columbia. As national pharmacare, which includes coverage of prescription contraception, rolls...

Today, Member of Parliament Brendan Hanley, on behalf of the Honourable Kamal Khera, Canada’s Minister of Health, and the Honourable Tracy-Anne McPhee, Yukon’s Minister of Health and Social Services, ...

Canadian Government Eliminates Minister for Women and Gender Equality Amid United Nations Women’s Rights Summit For Immediate Release New York UNHQ –   It is unacceptable that the new Canadian Prime M...

On the morning of March 6th, federal Minister of Health Mark Holland and the provincial Minister of Health Josie Osborne announced the signing of a pharmacare agreement between their respective govern...

"Our best hope is to pass bilateral agreements between Ottawa and the Atlantic provinces before the election," writes Catherine Cervin.

AccessBC is a group of people from around British Columbia who are concerned with removing barriers to accessing prescription contraception. It's time for free prescription contraception in BC.