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Plenty of vaccine in Agassiz HarrisonThere is more than enough H1N1 vaccine to go around in this community, says the local public health nurse. Robert Stam says the area has been given enough to vaccinate the whole population of Agassiz… more
Royal couple pays tribute to troopsVICTORIA – Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, attended a remembrance service at Christ Church Cathedral Sunday, to hear a sermon on the sacrifice of military families and pray for soldie… more
More cuts to beds, staff in Fraser HealthA new round of sweeping cuts by the Fraser Health Authority will eliminate 42 residential care beds at Peace Arch Hospital and close hospice, detox and psychiatric beds elsewhere in the region. Fraser… more |
Paramedic bill will pass, B.C. Liberals sayVICTORIA – The B.C. legislature will extend its sitting into Friday's royal visit, and into the weekend if necessary to … moreMLAs battle over paramedic strikeVICTORIA – Debate heated up Tuesday on the B.C. Liberal government's surprise move to impose a contract on ambulance par… moreSwine flu may kill fewer than 50 in B.C.Provincial health officer Dr. Perry Kendall is now predicting the H1N1 flu virus may ultimately kill only a small fracti… moreParamedics strike ended as flu spreadsVICTORIA – The B.C. government is legislating an end to the long-running paramedics strike as it braces for the full imp… moreProtest disrupts Olympic torch runVICTORIA – People who waited in the rain for a glimpse of the Olympic torch went home disappointed Friday evening as a r… moreH1N1 vaccine clinics announced for Fraser regionFraser Health will offer public clinics starting Nov. 2 to vaccinate high-risk groups against the H1N1 flu virus. So far… moreMany will wait into December for H1N1 vaccineIt will take longer than previously thought – well into December – to vaccinate many B.C. residents against swine flu. A… more |
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