These B.C. regions saw COVID-19 hospitalizations rise last week, even as the overall total declined

The overall number of COVID-19 patients in B.C. hospitals declined last week, but two health authorities saw their hospitalized populations continue to grow.

Vancouver Coastal Health and Interior Health bucked the overall trend, seeing their hospitalization numbers rise to 123 and 56, respectively, as of Thursday.

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B.C.’s new Minister of Health Josie Osborne gives first public speech

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Island-grown oysters prompt norovirus warning after illnesses reported in USA, BC

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These B.C. regions saw COVID-19 hospitalizations rise last week, even as the overall total declined

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Merritt mayor optimistic for end to persistent ER closures with new health minister in place

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Merritt mayor optimistic for end to persistent ER closures with new health minister in place

B.C.’s new Minister of Health Josie Osborne gives first public speech