Northern Health is Increasing Awareness of Local Resources for Eating Disorders
The Prince George Regional Eating Disorder Clinic provides virtual support services for the area. All sexes, sexual orientations, ages, socioeconomic classes, abilities, ethnicities, and ethnic backgrounds are impacted by eating
Over a Three-Day Period, Above 30 Centimeters of Snow Fell in PG
The three-day-old Winter Storm Warning that covered the Prince George-Vanderhoof region is finally over. Due to a slow-moving system, we just experienced a significant snowfall in the past 72 hours.
Woman from Prince George Gives Her Kidney to Winnipegger
We’ve all heard of people who contributed an organ to a friend or family member, but what about someone who donated their kidney to a totally unfamiliar person in Manitoba,
Dr. Deena Hinshaw, Sacked From Alberta, Moves To Job With B.C. Public Health Leaders
Hinshaw is appointed as a temporary deputy public health officer. The westernmost province of B.C. announced Wednesday that the former chief medical officer who had been removed from her position
Drivers Warned Of ‘Near Zero’ Visibility, Commuters Told To Expect Travel Delays
A winter storm warning remains in effect for parts of northern and central B.C., with between 30 and 40 centimeters of snowstorm in the forecast. The weather agency issued the
2nd Person Charged In Lethal Stabbing Of 66-Year-Old Man In Coquitlam
IHIT says 2 men in their 20s are facing charges related to the demise of 66-year-old Terry Miller B.C.’s Combined Homicide Investigation Team says it has detained a second man
Many People of Canada Support COVID-19 Testing Strategy for Chinese Travellers, Survey Finds
Some study respondents don’t believe the policy will be real. Canada is among nations that have authorized a coronavirus testing policy for travellers entering Canada from China. A current survey
COVID-19 Hospitalizations Down 15%, While Number Of People In Severe Care Ticks Upwards
Number of cases of virus also endures to decline following an earlier-than-usual peak COVID-19 hospitalizations were down this week, but the number of patients in serious care rose, according to
What B.C. Tourists Require Knowing About Mexico’s New Smoking Ban?
You won’t be capable to light up at your ease. Does this change your holiday plans? Travelers who adore sipping a cold beer and smoking a cigarette in Mexico will
B.C. Green Party Names Dr. Sanjiv Gandhi As Second Deputy Leader
Gandhi has been a frank critic of the government’s medical policy The British Columbia Green Party has named a second deputy leader in a move leader Sonia Furstenau says is