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Provincial government to double youth addiction treatment beds

Provincial government to double youth addiction treatment beds

24 B.C. youth aged 14-24 died of overdoses between January and June
RCMP charge man after drugs, weapons and drugs seized in British Columbia

RCMP charge man after drugs, weapons and drugs seized in British Columbia

MAPLE RIDGE, B.C. — A five-month investigation in B.C. has resulted in charges against a man in what Ridge Meadows RCMP say is the largest seizure of drugs, weapons and cash in the detachment's history.
B.C. adds $36 million to create 123 addiction treatment beds for youth

B.C. adds $36 million to create 123 addiction treatment beds for youth

VICTORIA — The British Columbia government says it is committing $36 million over nearly three years to fund more addiction treatment space for youth.
White power stickers spotted at B.C. pub

White power stickers spotted at B.C. pub

A Japanese-Canadian traveller spied the 'It's OK to be White' stickers with a racist symbol while having a meal at the pub
University of Victoria's new president joins school from Australia

University of Victoria's new president joins school from Australia

VICTORIA — A year-long search for a new president has taken the University of Victoria to Australia to hire a Canadian man.
Elections BC preparing for possible pandemic vote

Elections BC preparing for possible pandemic vote

At this point Elections BC is just being prudent
B.C. Premier calls on 'Deadpool', other celebrities to spread COVID-19 messages

B.C. Premier calls on 'Deadpool', other celebrities to spread COVID-19 messages

“My number is on the Internet,” appealed Horgan to stars Ryan Reynolds and Seth Rogen during his weekly press conference
St. Paul's Hospital land sold to Concord Pacific for nearly $1 billion

St. Paul's Hospital land sold to Concord Pacific for nearly $1 billion

VANCOUVER — Providence Health Care says the St. Paul's Hospital site in Vancouver has been sold to developer Concord Pacific for nearly $1 billion.
B.C. hiring 500 people to help with COVID contact tracing

B.C. hiring 500 people to help with COVID contact tracing

VICTORIA — British Columbia is hiring 500 health-care professionals to help with its COVID-19 contact tracing efforts ahead of the flu season and a potential surge in cases.
Ruling upholds firing of paramedics who allowed patient to crawl for treatment

Ruling upholds firing of paramedics who allowed patient to crawl for treatment

VANCOUVER — A labour arbitrator in British Columbia says two long-time paramedics should be fired after they were accused of mistreating a patient who was in pain and allowed to crawl to an elevator.
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