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News Items tag as: Dr. Bonnie Henry
1,000 Interior Health emergency room visits for flu in November: health minister
December 05, 2022 - 1:28 PM
Flu season has hit B.C. harder and earlier this year, including the Interior Health region.
Interior Health leading the way in B.C. with latest COVID variant
May 10, 2022 - 2:17 PM
As if Omicron and Omicron BA2 were not making far too many people sick with COVID-19, one of the newest and more contagious subvariants, BA2.12 has shown up in B.C. with the Interior Health region one of its primary targets.
B.C. health authorities watching for COVID-19 spike after mask mandates lifted
March 10, 2022 - 6:00 PM
As B.C. is set to remove mask mandates tomorrow, health authorities are watching for COVID-19 cases to spike before the removal of proof of vaccine policies.
This year's summer camps in B.C. won't have COVID restrictions
March 10, 2022 - 3:00 PM
Parents can start planning to send their children to summer camp this summer, as COVID-19 measures are going to be reduced.
Dr. Bonnie Henry and Michael Bublé receive Order of B.C.
March 04, 2022 - 2:53 PM
B.C’s top doctor and Canada's favourite crooner Michael Bublé are just two of 31 recipients to receive the prestigious Order of British Columbia.
B.C.'s top doctor hints of COVID restrictions easing in time for spring break
March 01, 2022 - 2:37 PM
Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry is not one to telegraph her moves, whether that’s adding to or subtracting from COVID restrictions.
New treatments available in B.C. to fight COVID
February 24, 2022 - 11:00 AM
Two treatments for people who are seriously sick with COVID have been approved for use in Canada and are now available B.C.
Level of comfort: It's time to make your own COVID safety plan in B.C.
February 15, 2022 - 6:00 PM
The time is coming fast when B.C. residents will have to decide just how comfortable they are getting back to a new normal in a world where COVID is still very much with us.
B.C. not an 'outlier' when it comes to vaccine passports: Dr. Henry
February 09, 2022 - 4:50 PM
B.C. will not follow the lead of some other provinces when it comes to removing COVID restrictions such as vaccine passports.
B.C.’s top doctor imposing more, not fewer, COVID restrictions
February 09, 2022 - 3:55 PM
While some provinces like Alberta and Saskatchewan have announced they will dramatically ease COVID-19 restrictions, B.C. is going in the opposite direction.
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Rascally beaver fells mature pear tree in Kamloops backyard
A wayward beaver was busy felling a large pear tree in a residential neighbourhood in Kamloops earlier this week. Resident Nikki Milenk was at a family member’s house near the popular McArthur Island Park when she saw the evidence on
Meeting high demand for Christmas turkeys challenging farmers in Kamloops, Okanagan
If you want a free run, locally grown turkey for your Christmas table you might want to hustle to get your order in. Some organic farmers in Kamloops and the Okanagan are struggling to keep up with demand. “There are people already ca
NFL disability program leaves retired Saints tight end hurting and angry
Boo Williams wakes up each morning not knowing how the pain will hit. It could be debilitating headaches that make it impossible to get out of bed. Sometimes the pain shoots down his neck. Through all of it, he's angry. Williams, who pl
Lake Okanagan Resort timeshare owners at risk of getting the boot with no compensation or notice
For decades, timeshare owners have contributed a substantial portion of the funds paid into the once glorious Lake Okanagan Resort north of West Kelowna. Now that the resort has been almost totally destroyed by the McDougall Creek wildfire,
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