001. at The Globe and Mail reports in "BCMA Chief Expresses Worry Over Expanded Role For Naturopaths" (2009-01-28)[archived here]:
"[via Wendy Stueck] the head of the British Columbia Medical Association has raised concerns about proposed regulatory changes that would allow B.C. naturopaths to prescribe drugs, order lab tests and identify themselves as doctors without a qualifier, such as 'naturopathic,' in the description. 'Our main concern is safety and science,' BCMA president Bill Mackie said [...] naturopathic training institutions are not affiliated with universities and are not science based, Dr. Mackie said."
You said it, brother.
You said it, brother.
[Note 2026-11: The post was lightly reformatted.]
