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Petition calls to keep health library open, accessible to doctors in B.C.

Petition calls to keep health library open, accessible to doctors in B.C.

Worry for rural, remote doctors who rely on college’s online and physical library
Repeat child sex offender to stay behind bars: Kelowna bail ruling

Repeat child sex offender to stay behind bars: Kelowna bail ruling

Taylor Dueck had been released from prision 14 months before he is alleged to have reoffended in Kelowna
Departing physicians, ER closures put Prince Rupert on red alert

Departing physicians, ER closures put Prince Rupert on red alert

Mayor says he will speak to minister of health to underscore criticality of healthcare shortage
Massive Lego and Jellycat collections seized from B.C. home, believed stolen

Massive Lego and Jellycat collections seized from B.C. home, believed stolen

Richmond RCMP found over 1,000 toys and T-shirts valued at over $150,000
Woman murdered near UBC, 2 people arrested: IHIT

Woman murdered near UBC, 2 people arrested: IHIT

Homicide team says adult woman was found at residence on University Endowment Lands
B.C. triple stabbing suspect had history of ‘sudden’ violence, showed no signs

B.C. triple stabbing suspect had history of ‘sudden’ violence, showed no signs

Blair Donnelly had been on unaccompanied day passes ‘several times per week, without issue’
Penticton first in B.C. to offer free transit to riders 24 and under

Penticton first in B.C. to offer free transit to riders 24 and under

New project serves as among the city’s new safety initiatives
Supreme Court upholds conviction of Maple Ridge man who assaulted Langley woman

Supreme Court upholds conviction of Maple Ridge man who assaulted Langley woman

Case has implications for many appeals in sexual assault cases
Corrections warns of convicted sex offender to live in Campbell River

Corrections warns of convicted sex offender to live in Campbell River

Tyson Jerome Andrew poses a significant risk to women in the area, authorities say
B.C.’s seniors advocate blames long-term care waits on lack of home support

B.C.’s seniors advocate blames long-term care waits on lack of home support

Those who do receive care getting fewer hours of it, 2023 report on seniors services finds