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A tugboat and water taxi are seen docked at a renovated cruise ship known as a “floatel” that Woodfibre LNG plans to use to house 600 construction workers at a liquefied natural gas export facility being built near Squamish, at anchor in the harbour in Vancouver, last year. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck

Northern B.C. shows how big resource projects can strain rural health care

Gary N. Wilson, University of Northern British Columbia

Major infrastructure projects can contribute to local economies, but when not managed properly, they can also place undue pressure on local health-care services.

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