B.C. becomes 1st province in Canada to pay for Paxlovid
British Columbia is the first province in Canada to be paying for the COVID-19 medication Paxlovid.
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Aerial video of B.C. landslide is ‘overwhelming’, ’emotional,’ says First Nation’s chief
A B.C. First Nation’s chief got an aerial view of the Chilcotin River landslide on Thursday and said it is an overwhelming sight.
‘Massive’ B.C. landslide break expected in next 24 to 48 hours, officials say
Emergency officials said the massive landslide that is blocking the Chilcotin River, in B.C.’s central interior, prompting the evacuation of dozens of properties, is expected to cause flash flooding downstream when the river breaches the slide area.
Police ‘optimistic’ more unsolved murders will be linked to U.S. serial killer
RCMP in Alberta say more tips have come in about serial killer Gary Allen Srery and possible links to B.C. and more victims.
New federal private member’s bill aims to criminalize coercive conduct against women
Every six days in Canada a woman is violently killed by her intimate partner.
Robert Pickton prison beating risks jeopardizing any future cases: former officer
As serial killer Robert Pickton remains in hospital in Quebec following an attack by a fellow inmate, thoughts turn to the victims and their families and their pain.
State of emergency declared in Happy Valley-Goose Bay due to uncontrolled fire
A town in Newfoundland and Labrador has declared a state of emergency due to an uncontrolled fire burning in the region that has spread to an area containing explosive material.
B.C. man waits 9 hours to see a doctor after suffering stroke while driving
A Tsawwassen, B.C., man says he could have died waiting for an ambulance after suffering a stroke.
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