We did it!! Free universal prescription contraception was included in the 2023 BC Provincial Budget and will be available for all British Columbians starting April 1st!! 🥳🎉🎈 Read our press release at:

📣 Breaking #ReproductiveJustice News! The newly elected Holt government in #NewBrunswick has promised free #contraception! 🎉 @AccessBC 🎊 #CdnPoli

@AbortionRights @UACSask @Contracepti_ON @birthcontrolMB

A reminder that those who oppose universal no-cost prescription #contraception seem to support reproductive coercion and forced birth... Help us continue to fight for reproductive justice in #BCPoli by making a small donation in this person's name:

@tribez1976 @BBCWorld You asked why the program was revenue positive, we were explaining with an illustrative question. It sounds like you are into reproductive coercion, that's messed up. Maybe think about what you write before writing it...

@tribez1976 @BBCWorld Naw, we got reams of research supporting this. You can find them in our backgrounder at:

@tribez1976 @BBCWorld What do you think is more expensive, a hormonal IUD that can stay in place for years, or any of the possible outcomes of an unplanned pregnancy?

@tribez1976 @BBCWorld When savings from a program exceed the cost, we call it revenue positive.

@PDMiller99 @BBCWorld Rude and ignorant. Going to block you now.

Our Campaign Chair, at it again 👇

RT @Contracepti_ON: 📢 EXCITING NEWS 📢 On October 10th, the National Pharmacare bill #BillC64 has passed! What's next? Ontario must agre…

@Eh_Bee_Sea @BBCWorld You can learn more in our backgrounder:

@spikestabber @BBCWorld Bill C-64 literally covers prescription contraception and diabetes medication and supplies. We are less familiar with exactly what is being covered for diabetics, but something is obviously better than nothing, and much is being covered.

@tribez1976 @BBCWorld Savings realized elsewhere in our healthcare system.

@tribez1976 @BBCWorld Nope, peer reviewed research. Find more in our backgrounder at:

@PDMiller99 @BBCWorld Um... neither of those two methods you mentioned are at all reliable. I'm afraid you don't sound like you know what you are talking about....

@tribez1976 @BBCWorld Nope, universal no-cost prescription contraception is a revenue positive policy.

@TrailerTal84676 @BBCWorld Yikes, what a silly thing to say.

@bringbkcanada @BBCWorld You can't even use proper grammar, you should consider deleting your account.

@TrudeauTerror @BBCWorld Nope. Free prescription contraception is revenue positive.

@Elsholland1964 @BBCWorld Naw, the policy is revenue positive.