Elizabeth Cull

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External links

• elizabethcull.ca
• Watson, Bridgette; Wilson, Deborah (28 April 2022). "In 1991, B.C. had more family doctors than it needed. So why are so many residents unable to find one now?". CBC News British Columbia. Retrieved 28 April 2022. Former minister says B.C. is seeing 'unintended consequences' of policies introduced to lower health-care cost

Elizabeth Cull
Member of the British Columbia Legislative Assembly for Oak Bay-Gordon Head
In office December 13, 1989 –May 28, 1996

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