Vancouver, BC – April 24, 2025...
As we move further into 2025, I've been reflecting on the work we've been doing at CPBC to address the serious issue of business pressures in pharmacies and the impact they can have on public health and safety. This continues to be a top priority for us and an issue that I care deeply about.
Last month, CPBC leaders traveled to the qathet Region (colonially known as Powell River) to share in...
Starting April 1, 2025, all pharmacy professionals in BC must complete a minimum of 3 hours of learning per year related to Indigenous Cultural Safety, Cultural Humility, and Anti-racism (ICSH/AR).
This year UBC’s Continuing Pharmacy Professional Development (CPPD) celebrates its 36th annual Update conference.
The BC Ministry of Health is seeking applications from front-line pharmacy professionals to form a pharmacy council. The 34-member council will act as an advisory body, providing feedback on pharmaceutical policy, practice topics, and patient/provider experience to support Ministry decision-making.
The National Association of Pharmacy Regulatory Authorities (NAPRA) is currently recruiting a pharmacy student for Summer 2025. They are looking for a pharmacy student who is currently enrolled in an accredited Canadian pharmacist program.
The Province of BC has announced changes to the prescribed alternatives policy, which will now require all prescribed alternatives to be witnessed by health professionals. This requirement goes into effect immediately for all new clients only.
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THE COLLEGE OF PHARMACISTS OF BC (CPBC) IS CURRENTLY SEEKING PHARMACISTS, PHARMACY TECHNICIANS, AND MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC TO SERVE ON OUR VOLUNTEER COMMITTEES.
CPBC has established several committees to support our legislated mandate.
As approved by the Board, CPBC filed amendments to the Fee Schedule under the HPA Bylaws with the Ministry of Health, in accordance with the College’s 2025/2026 budget. A summary of the 2025/26 fees is provided below. Please refer to the ...