CPS writes to PABC advising of document indicating opposition of medicine to chiropractic school and will continue to support the excellent work of the PABC on the matter.

Physiotherapy Association of BC (PABC) writes to CPS soliciting support to oppose a chiropractic school at UVIC. Additional reference to allied professions supporting legitimate medicine in the province and western world.

BCMA document of meeting planning opposition to chiropractic school including political action.

Vancouver Sun report of US Court ruling of conspiracy. BC CPS is also quoted as saying they do not condone association of medical doctors and chiropractors.

The United States DistriC1 Court held in 1987 that the AMA and its members, through these actions, had violated the United States Sherman Act by unlawfully conspiring to restrain trade.

Following a meeting with BCCA, minutes of CPS states chiropractic is an alternative to medicine. Physicians should not associate themselves in practice with chiropractors.

CPS letter to CCBC Registrar that medical doctors should not practice in association with chiropractors nor refer the patient to the chiropractor for opinion or treatment.

100th anniversary when Daniel David Palmer in Davenport, Iowa, founded chiropractic in 1895

The British Columbia government introduced Bill 24, a new Medical Services Act. Significant changes from the present legislation included the following: the Medical Services Plan (MSP) was given enhanced authority to establish and modify payment schedules for different practitioners and different classes of practitioners; and the prohibition against balance billing was extended to all practitioners billing under the plan.

CPS Resolution 81-25 that it is not appropriate for laboratory physicians to accept and act on requisitions from chiropractors (and naturopaths).