The government of British Columbia and the Doctors of B.C. have reached a significant four-year extension of their labour agreement, receiving overwhelming support from physicians. Voting concluded with nearly 92% approval from over 4,000 doctors. While specific details of the Physician Main Agreement have not been disclosed, the province highlights that the deal will provide more than $1 billion in funding to support doctors and patient care over the next four years. Key features include increased funding for family doctors in rural and remote areas, enhanced compensation for maternity care providers, and additional premiums for on-call doctors and elective surgeries performed during evenings, weekends, and holidays. Health Minister Josie Osborne stated that the agreement reflects a shared commitment to improving healthcare services, while Doctors of B.C. president Dr. Adam Thompson affirmed that the agreement will help address the significant pressures faced by the healthcare system, ensuring it remains responsive to patient needs.