Vancouver Women’s Health Collective

A series of questions posed to the electoral candidates of the provincial election in 2005, by the 52% Coalition, a non-partisan coalition of women encouraging women to vote, and calling for women's issues to be included on the electoral agenda. The questions address topics such as the re-establishment of the Ministry of Women's Equality, MSP premiums, legal aid, access to childcare, women and work, and women and social assistance.

This media advisory by the 52% Coalition invites women to attend the Candidates Forum on Women's Issues with candidates Adriane Carr, Jenny Kwan, and Linda Reid confirmed to attend. The media advisory also describes the purpose of the 52% Coalition: seeking to inform women by putting women's issues on the electoral agenda, encouraging women to engage in the political process and getting women out to vote.

A leaflet encouraging women to get involved with the next provincial election by re-launching the 52% Coalition, a women's coalition interested in putting women's issues on the political agenda.

This document, prepared by the Vancouver Women's Health Collective, provides information about patient's rights, what to consider when searching for a health care practitioner, what to expect from a physical exam, sample questions to ask about a diagnosis and treatment. As well, the document includes a section on doctor's rights.