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Sea to Sky Pathways Community Service Directory is now live! Click here to find a complete listing of community resources in the Sea to Sky. lick here to find a complete listing of community resources in the Sea to Sky.
Sea to Sky Pathways Community Service Directory is now live! Click here to  find a complete listing of community resources in the Sea to Sky!

 

 

Covid-19 Information for Residents of Whistler & Squamish:

Rapid antigen testing kits are now available for free for everyone at your local pharmacy. Click here to find out more.

COVID-19 treatments are available in BC for some high-risk groups. Click here to find out who’s eligible and how to request and get treatment.

For a medical emergency please visit your local Emergency Room or Urgent Care Centre.  

Please be aware testing criteria will continue to change. The best way to stay current is the BCCDC website.         

 

 

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What are Divisions of Family Practice?

Divisions of Family Practice are sponsored by the General Practice Services Committee, a joint committee of the BC Ministry of Health and Doctors of BC. Divisions were designed to improve patient care, increase Family Physicians’ influence on health care delivery and policy, and to support improved professional satisfaction for physicians.

The Sea to Sky Division of Family Practice is an independent society providing family practice leadership at community, regional, and provincial levels. Members advocate for and develop programs to fit the health care needs of the Sea to Sky region.

To learn more about the work being done by the Sea to Sky division, or for information about becoming a member, contact Executive Director Monica McDonald.

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The Divisions of Family Practice acknowledge that we work on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of many different Indigenous Nations throughout British Columbia.

Acknowledging that we are on the traditional territories of Indigenous communities is an expression of cultural humility and involves recognizing our duty and desire to support the provision of culturally safe care to First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people in BC.