Paramedics and Dispatchers at BC Ambulance Approve the Three-Year Collective Agreement
Over the course of the agreement, wages may increase by as much as 13%. Over 4,500 paramedics and dispatchers working for British Columbia’s ambulance service voted 96% in favor of
A Woman’s Death in Prince George Is Regarded As a Homicide
On February 4, the woman’s body was discovered in a residence on 17th Avenue. The RCMP in Prince George is now treating a woman’s death earlier this month as a
Hospitalizations for COVID-19 Continue To Decline, Although ICU Numbers Are Largely Stable
According to the province, 25 patients received critical care on Thursday out of 188 hospitalized patients. As B.C. recorded 20 additional deaths connected to the virus in a week, the
IIO Is Looking Into the Langley Death of an Off-Duty Surrey Police Service Officer
The Surrey mayor describes the news as “sad and tragic to hear.” British Columbia’s police watchdog is looking into the Langley death of an off-duty Surrey Police Service (SPS) officer
BC Cabinet Minister Claims That Although Her Cancer Has Returned, She Is “Confident” That She Will Recover
In 2006, Selina Robinson received a previous diagnosis of a “rare kind of intestinal cancer.” She is receiving treatment, according to the minister of higher education for British Columbia, after
Pilots of a BC Firefighting aircraft suffer “minor injuries” after crashing in Western Australia.
According to Australian authorities, the plane went down while battling a blaze. After a Boeing 737 air tanker operated by a B.C. firm crashed in Western Australia while responding to
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