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The province will funnel an extra $440-million in funding to its cancer agency over the next three years → Read More
In what it cast as a final offer, the federal government put forward a deal that would include $46.2-billion in new health care funding → Read More
This week, after more than five years since the death of Dale Culver, two Prince George RCMP officers were charged with manslaughter → Read More
Alberta announces agreement with Ottawa following private operators’ complaints about uncertainty → Read More
Whether the change, which takes effect Tuesday, will make a meaningful difference in saving lives is unclear → Read More
‘They’re getting serious. That’s great news,’ B.C. Health Minister Adrian Dix said in an interview → Read More
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith was already under scrutiny for claiming to have spoken to prosecutors about pandemic-related criminal cases. And then a CBC report alleged one of her staffers had contacted the prosecution service → Read More
Grygorii Tsekhmistrenko is the third volunteer fighter from Canada killed in Ukraine since Russia invaded → Read More
Canada’s national health research institute looks at how many homeless patients are seen in emergency departments as Alberta opens transition beds for after they are discharged → Read More
Premier David Eby said his new plan for additional financial supports and a faster assessment process could bring as many as 2,000 applicants into the health-care work force within 90 days → Read More
A new study predicts half to two-thirds the world’s glaciers could vanish by the end of the century and many more will shrink → Read More
Health Canada approved a form of liquid acetaminophen from a Turkish manufacturer that can be used in hospitals, but has yet to issue approvals to sell that drug in pharmacies or any approvals for children’s ibuprofen → Read More
Snow in the Lower Mainland paralyzed Vancouver’s airport and prompted ferry cancellations, while temperatures dipped to -30 on the Prairies → Read More
Data show things were slightly worse in British Columbia: 90% of such visits were completed within 47.7 hours in 2021-22, compared with 32.8 hours the year prior → Read More
They recommended that the Ministry of Children and Family Development and Xyolhemeylh, the agency delegated by the province to provide care to Indigenous youth, create a policy requiring staff to report when children are missing immediately to the police → Read More
Officials’ health guidance this holiday season focuses on influenza, not COVID-19, particularly when it comes to children → Read More
Jeremy Skibicki was charged with one count of first-degree murder in the spring and then police announced three additional murder charges against him this week → Read More
Premier Danielle Smith introduces landmark bill, leaving questions about its possible use → Read More
The B.C. government is looking to ensure it spends the largesse, rather than allow the fiscal year to pass with a surplus → Read More
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s first month in office was overshadowed by her views on vaccination and controversial comments from her past → Read More