By STEPHEN LLEWELLYN
New Brunswick’s long-delayed midwife regulations will be in place this spring, says Health Minister Mary Schryer.
But some midwife advocates say they are being left out of the process and the Opposition is warning that the delay may make it hard to recruit midwives.
Rothesay Tory MLA Margaret-Ann Blaney raised the issue during question period this week. She asked Schryer what the holdup is since the midwife legislation was passed in June 2008.
“Many women are actually planning their pregnancies, or have planned them, around the legislation and the subsequent regulations,” said Blaney. Read More…
