 Dr. Trevor Hancock will be familiar to many of our members. In a recent column in the Times Colonist, he discusses the very real consequences of poverty to public health. Dr. Hancock notes that while close to 10% of the population of BC lives in poverty (along with 1 in 5 children) BC is the only province without a poverty reduction plan. An individual working full time, making the minimum wage is not enough to raise someone out of poverty.
Dr. Trevor Hancock will be familiar to many of our members. In a recent column in the Times Colonist, he discusses the very real consequences of poverty to public health. Dr. Hancock notes that while close to 10% of the population of BC lives in poverty (along with 1 in 5 children) BC is the only province without a poverty reduction plan. An individual working full time, making the minimum wage is not enough to raise someone out of poverty.
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