Fraser Health has informed 600 patients their personal information was compromised when an unencrypted laptop computer was stolen from Burnaby Hospital Aug. 21.
The computer contained names, birth dates and personal health care numbers of patients who had their breathing rates tested in the hospital's respiratory department.
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VICTORIA – A briefing document was written for Finance Minister Colin Hansen exactly two months before the 2009 B.C. election to prepare him for questions on Ontario's decision to sign on to the harmonized sales tax.
READThe last few days of summer are quickly slipping away, and in just a couple of sleeps businesses will be changing their hours, with some even packing up until sometime next year.
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Agassiz Library had its Summer Reading Club Wind Up Party last Friday, and one of the things that goes on all summer with SRC, is the Candy Count Contest.
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Kilby Historic Site, in Harrison Mills, held its annual Kids' Festival on Sunday, with activities, music and goodies. Children even had a chance to break a fish-shaped pinata.
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Environmental hearings for a proposed oil sands pipeline across northern B.C. are underway, with opponents lining up against it.
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Multiple sclerosis is one of the most difficult diseases to define, says the Fraser Valley Chapter Chairman, Dr. Marty Darrow.
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VICTORIA – Chief Derek Orr spoke with a new confidence when he visited the B.C. legislature last week to sign a ground-breaking deal to share provincial taxes from a mine development.
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Paraglider Alex Wedensky of Burnaby walks toward Norm Lawlor, from Hope, after landing in a field near Agassiz on Sunday afternoon.
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The gold is mostly gone but the Fraser River still has many treasures to share... including the bountiful run of sockeye that is currently teeming past Hope on their way to their spawning grounds in the Interior.
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Author Mark Thorburn is looking for B.C.'s quirkiest laws and bylaws. He's searching history books, archives, newspapers, and has even appealed to municipal law makers themselves.
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Current High Answer: Yes
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