PG Organizes Kidney Disease Fund Raising Walks
This morning (Monday), about 50 individuals met in Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park to raise money and awareness for kidney disease. For the first time in three years, the Kidney Foundation
After Increasing For Two Weeks, the Number of COVID-Positive Hospital Patients Somewhat Declines
There are now 237 patients with the illness in hospitals, down from 240 the week prior. The number of patients with COVID-19 in British Columbia hospitals decreased on Thursday, the
Canada’s BC and Ottawa Sign $27 Billion Health Financing Deal
Agreement includes quick cash for addressing excessive surgical wait times and pressing needs in emergency hospitals. The federal government’s $27.47 billion offer to support health care in British Columbia has
At The Vancouver Airport, Authorities Seize More Than 1,350 Illegal Firearms and Weapons Headed For British Columbia
According to the agency, packages from China were stopped at the Vancouver International Airport. According to the Canada Border Services Agency, more than 1,350 illegal firearms and weapons have been
Team BC’s Victory in the Quarterfinals Was Started By Prince George Sniper Cameron Schmidt
P.G. biathletes Aliah Turner and Liam Simons place in the top 10 in individual events at the Canada Winter Games in P.E.I. For Team BC, Cameron Schmidt hit his stride
CBC Vancouver Has Been Nominated For Three Canadian Screen Awards
Best Local Reporter, Best Local Anchor, and Best Local Newscast are among the nominees. On Wednesday morning, the 2023 Canadian Screen Awards candidates were announced, and CBC Vancouver received three
Killer’s Appeal of Revocation of Day Parole Denied
Garrett Given an 11-year sentence for Destiny Rae Tom’s killing, Steven George The Parole Board of Canada refused to reconsider its decision to revoke a man’s day parole after he
At The New Abbotsford Courthouse, Lead and Copper Were Found In the Water
In January 2022, a year after the court opened, staff members initially raised complaints about the water’s bad taste and green residue. Copper and lead have been found in the
Ottawa Is Providing $1.8 Million to Vancouver’s Chinatown in an Effort to Address the Long-Standing Problems in the Area
The mayor of Vancouver declares: “This community needs to come to life once more.” The revitalization of Vancouver’s historic Chinatown area has received new money from the federal government totaling
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