Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The race for Conservative Party of BC leader is on. “British Columbia stands at a crossroads,” says Yuri Fulmer, who was the first to put his name forward for the job. “After years of mismanagement and policies that have failed working families, it's time for a new direction,” states his leadership campaign website.
Fulmer was born in Australia and moved to BC after a backpacking trip. He says, “I fell in love with the gentle and equitable ethos of Canada.” He stayed and went to work at an A&W. By the time he was 22, he bought his first franchise and started to build a business portfolio. He went on to purchase the Mr Mike’s Steakhouse and Bar.
Fulmer’s company byline is “Business Nicely Done.” And it is clear his political lens is business-focused. His political chops are thinner – he ran in the last provincial election in West Vancouver - Sea to Sky, where he lost to the Green Party candidate. “A learning experience to be sure,” says Fulmer.
We invited Yuri Fulmer to join us for a Conversation That Matters about his bid to lead the Conservative Party of BC and lead the party into the next provincial election.
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The race for Conservative Party of BC leader is on. “British Columbia stands at a crossroads,” says Yuri Fulmer, who was the first to put his name forward for the job. “After years of mismanagement and policies that have failed working families, it's time for a new direction,” states his leadership campaign website.
Fulmer was born in Australia and moved to BC after a backpacking trip. He says, “I fell in love with the gentle and equitable ethos of Canada.” He stayed and went to work at an A&W. By the time he was 22, he bought his first franchise and started to build a business portfolio. He went on to purchase the Mr Mike’s Steakhouse and Bar.
Fulmer’s company byline is “Business Nicely Done.” And it is clear his political lens is business-focused. His political chops are thinner – he ran in the last provincial election in West Vancouver - Sea to Sky, where he lost to the Green Party candidate. “A learning experience to be sure,” says Fulmer.
We invited Yuri Fulmer to join us for a Conversation That Matters about his bid to lead the Conservative Party of BC and lead the party into the next provincial election.
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The views discussed in this video are the opinions of our guests and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Oh Boy Productions or this show. Any images in this video are for fair use only, as we are a journalism outlet that seeks to illustrate the topic or guest involved.
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![Breast Cancer Screening: Underfunded? (w/ Dr. Paula Gordon, University of British Columbia)
“The shortage of breast radiology services in [British Columbia] is having an impact on breast imaging services,” says Dr. Paula Gordon, a radiologist and medical researcher specializing in breast cancer. She is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Radiology at the University of British Columbia. “Add in inadequate fee structures that discourage radiologists from performing breast cancer screening and the situation is only going to get worse,” continues Gordon.
Gordon points out, “Were finding loads of cancers at our clinic, doing ultrasound for women with dense breasts. But the fee they told us to use is not a screening fee, and it doesnt cover the true overhead, so our colleagues in the community – who are more business-minded – are refusing to offer it.”
“As a result, women are going to private clinics and they are being gouged,” says Gordon. “They’re paying upwards of $750 for an ultrasound screening that the public system pays $115 to perform.” The end result is women are underserved in breast cancer services in BC.
We invited Dr. Paula Gordon to join us for a Conversation That Matters about the current quality of medical care women are being provided in breast health in BC.
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