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Vaughn Palmer: It was binding arbitration or a contract imposed by legislation, B.C. nurses told
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Vaughn Palmer: It was binding arbitration or a contract imposed by legislation, B.C. nurses told
Opinion: With nurses demanding more than double what government was offering, mediators warned arbitration was best for both sides
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By Vaughn Palmer
Published Jul 27, 2026
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Veteran B.C. labour mediator Vince Ready. PHOTO BY B.C. LABOUR HERITAGE CENTRE
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