Northern Health may have its first fatality as a result of the H1N1 virus.
The Gold Pan’s Labour Council is speaking out after the recent Liberal government decision to impose Bill 21 against B.C. paramedics.
Canadian astronaut, neurologist, photographer, entrepreneur and Career Leap 2009 keynote speaker Roberta Bondar spoke to a capacity crowd Thursday in Northstar auditorium. Her message was clear, “Never stop transforming yourself, never stop learning.”
The Gold Pan’s Labour Council is speaking out after the recent Liberal government decision to impose Bill 21 against B.C. paramedics.
Council approved a new travel policy for Council and staff that takes effect Jan. 1, 2010.
The Workplace Training for Innovation Pilot program opens for application Thursday, providing small business and not-for-profit employers in British Columbia with access to funding to support employee training, helping improve skills and productivity.
We had an exciting couple of days this week at City Hall as we took part in the province’s first Climate Action Boot Camp.
It’s being called a two-month “low-car diet” where commuters cut down on their road travel to make room for vehicles carrying 2010 Winter Olympic spectators, athletes and officials.
The Cariboo Chilcotin Regional Hospital District reviewed information received from Northern Health regarding its H1N1 strategies.
Abbotsford MLA Mike de Jong is the government's political point man as well as its top law enforcement officer.
He said they’ve made “big gains” in the Chinese marketplace and hope this year’s delegation will continue that momentum.
Gold Pan City Dance launches Expressions Nov. 6, 8 p.m. where local talent can take to the stage in a casual, intimate atmosphere and express themselves in just about any medium including stand up comedy, speech arts, singing, playing music, dance or their favourite monologue.
West Fraser cuts its losses on paper mill
Quesnel is hosting a space traveller.
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The H1N1 vaccine is available this week (Nov. 2 – 6), to people 65 and under with chronic illness, pregnant women in the second half of their pregnancy (20 weeks plus) and persons residing in rural and remote area.
There’s a number of volunteer opportunities for Quesnel residents when the Olympic Torch Relay comes to town.
VICTORIA – Debate heated up Tuesday on the B.C. Liberal government's surprise move to impose a contract on ambulance paramedics and dispatchers on the eve of a membership vote on their latest contract offer.
Demonized sea louse pursues a giant salmon in Friday's protest that disrupted the Olympic torch relay in Victoria. A huge 'demarketing' program funded by U.S. foundations is targeting B.C. salmon farms.
VICTORIA – The B.C. government is legislating an end to the long-running paramedics strike as it braces for the full impact of H1N1 influenza and the coming Christmas holiday season.