June 2021

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Nuu-chah-nulth healing practices introduced to health care staff in Tofino
Delayed second Pfizer-BioNTech shot produces more antibodies, U.K. study says
Life expectancy grows with supply of primary care doctors
A first of its kind in Canada: 2SLBGTQ+ Canadian Healthcare Bill of Rights for Advanced Illness, Frailty and End of Life

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Scurvy resurgence highlights issues of food insecurity in Canada’s rural and remote areas

A 65-year-old woman with gum issues was diagnosed with scurvy. (Canadian Medical Association Journal) Allison Bamford Journalist, CTV National News Follow |Contact Updated Nov. 24, 2024 A

Williams Lake hospital successfully retains nursing students as employees

Interior Health administrators present remotely to Williams Lake city council on Nov. 19, 2024.City of Williams Lake You Tube image Ruth Lloyd November 22 2024

In-person services in Northern BC continue to remain sparse: Canadian Mental Health Association

(Supplied by StockSnap.io) By Brendan Pawliw Thursday, Nov. 21st, 2024 The Manager of Education and Programs at the Northern BC branch of the Canadian Mental

BC Conservatives announce their shadow cabinet

Conservative Party of BC Leader John Rustad at the swearing-in of his 44 MLAs By Island Social Trends – November 20, 2024 Wednesday November 20, 2024

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Williams Lake hospital successfully retains nursing students as employees