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Chief ambulance officer Leanne Heppell spoke to the crowd at the Fallen Paramedics Memorial.Bailey Seymour/News Staff Bailey Seymour Sooke News Mirror May 7th 2025 Coinciding with the 10th anniversary of the Fallen Paramedics Memorial at the B.C. Legislature, members of BC Emergency Health Services, Ambulance Paramedics of BC and the BCAS 10-7
Conservative MLA Sharon Hartwell. Photo by Sarah Lohin /B.C. Conservative Party Vancouver Sun By Alec Lazenby Published May 06, 2025 Conservative MLA Sharon Hartwell said specialists traveling to Bulkley Valley District Hospital in Smithers aren’t getting reimbursed. The B.C. Conservatives pressed the NDP government on Tuesday about rural health-care challenges, raising concerns about
People gather outside Vancouver City Hall for a Red Dress Day memorial on May 5, 2021. On Monday, Indigenous people and their allies will mark the 15th anniversary of the day of remembrance and awareness. (Ben Nelms/CBC) Santana Dreaver · CBC News · Posted: May 05, 2025 Events across province aim to raise awareness for
As we welcome Phoebe Lazier into the BC Rural Health Network as a new member and volunteer, we’re also taking a moment to celebrate her outstanding contributions as our Community Engagement Lead over the past two years. Phoebe’s departure from her formal role marks not an end, but a new
Nits’ilʔin of Xeni Gwet’in Roger William (right) listed three actions to address the toxic drug crisis in Tsilhqot’in communities. To his left are Sierra William, youth ambassador Dakota Diablo and Nits’ilʔin of Tl’esqox Francis Laceese.Screenshot from UN Web TV Williams Lake Tribune Andie Mollins, Local Journalism Initiative April 25 2025
After a 14-year run with Interior Health, Susan Brown is set to retire at the end of 2025. During her tenure, she oversaw many highs like the creation of new urgent care clinics, but also managed tough emergency room closures. Victoria Femia reports. By Victoria Femia Global News Posted April 24 Big
Dr. Jude Kornelsen and Paul AdamsApril 24 2025 By Paul Adams, Executive Director, BC Rural Health Network In rural British Columbia, we often say that
As we welcome Phoebe Lazier into the BC Rural Health Network as a new member and volunteer, we’re also taking a moment to celebrate her outstanding contributions as our Community Engagement Lead over the past two years. Phoebe’s departure from her formal role marks not an end, but a new chapter in her passionate journey advocating for mental health and equity in rural healthcare. Rooted in Rural Phoebe was born and raised in Nelson, BC,
