British Columbia’s health minister is keeping a close eye on the growing crisis at Kelowna General Hospital (KGH), where doctors and parents are raising alarms about worsening conditions. She emphasized that she takes these concerns seriously, but stopped short of announcing immediate action—leaving families waiting for solutions.

Editor’s Note: When parents and medical staff sound the alarm about a hospital’s struggles, it’s a big deal—especially when it involves kids. This isn’t just bureaucratic noise; it’s about whether families can trust their local hospital in emergencies. The minister’s response suggests awareness, but without concrete steps, frustration is likely to grow.