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Merritt Mayor Mike Goetz (Image Credit – CFJC Today) Dec 23, 2024 | 4:14 PM CFJC Today Victor Kaisar MERRITT — The Mayor of Merritt is optimistic there will be improvements in healthcare in his community, after a meeting with new B.C. health minister Josie Osborne. “I’ve got some good
Josie Osborne speaks at the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, in North Vancouver, B.C., on June 15, 2023. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck CTV News The Local Journalism Initiative Contact Published Dec. 23, 2024 It was only fitting that the former Mayor of Tofino gave her first public speech as B.C.’s Health Minister during a
Seals on oyster farm rafts near Denman Island. Vista file photo MyCampbellRiverNow By Grant Warkentin Friday, Dec. 20th, 2024 After the US FDA issued a recall for Island-grown oysters, the BC Centre for Disease Control has issued a provincial warning. Between November 1 and December 18, 64 cases of norovirus-like
Alberni Valley News – Elena Rardon December 20 2024 Health minister Josie Osborne makes announcement in her home riding More people living in rural, remote and First Nations communities will benefit from free ferry service when travelling for non-emergency medical appointments, thanks to an expansion to British Columbia’s Travel Assistance Program. Seven
Josie Osborne Photo: NDP INDO-CANADIAN VOICE 18 December 2024 HEALTH Minister Josie Osborne said in a statement on Wednesday: “The holidays are a time of joy and celebration for many, but for some, they may bring stress, loneliness or difficult emotions. The shorter days and darker evenings can make it even
Medication on a shelf. (File photo) One in 20 Canadians are opting out of continuing their medications because they can’t afford the prescription costs, new research has found. The findings from the University of British Columbia study are based on surveys from over 223,000 people from Canada aged 12-and-older. The
West Kootenay Nav-CARE: Compassion in Action West Kootenay Nav-CARE: Compassion in ActionNestled in the heart of British Columbia’s West Kootenay region, on the traditional and unceded territories of the Sinixt, Syilx, and Ktunaxa Nations, West Kootenay Nav-CARE is a compassionate initiative dedicated to improving the quality of life for seniors and adults living with chronic illness. By matching trained volunteer navigators with individuals in need, Nav-CARE offers personalized support that addresses the emotional, social, and
