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Alcohol consumption in B.C. hits 20-year low, but we’re still drinking more than average'When it comes to drinking alcohol, less is best,' Dr. Bonnie Henry, B.C.’s provincial health officer, said in a release on Wednesday.HealthMay 27
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4 Canadians from hantavirus ship will be monitored for 42 days, B.C. doctor saysDr. Bonnie Henry said that at no point during the arrival or transfer did any of the four Canadians come in contact with the public.WorldMay 11
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Canadian in B.C. hospital with ‘mild’ hantavirus symptomsB.C.’s top doctor is expected to provide an update on Canadians isolating after exposure to a rare hantavirus strain linked to an Antarctic cruise ship.HealthMay 16
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First Canadian hantavirus case confirmed in B.C. patientOne persona has now tested positive for hantavirus. Nine people in Canada are classified as high-risk due to exposure to the rare strain of virus and have been self-isolating.HealthMay 17
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7 more in Ontario told to isolate, considered ‘low-risk’ hantavirus contactsAnother six are isolating in Alberta and British Columbia, and remain asymptomatic for hantavirus, according to provincial health officials.HealthMay 12
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No sign of larger hantavirus outbreak, WHO says as cases continue to rise'But of course, the situation could change. Given the long incubation period of the virus, it's possible we may see more cases in the coming weeks,' the director of the WHO said.WorldMay 12
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10 years since B.C. declared toxic drugs emergencySince the emergency was declared, more than 18,000 people have died in B.C. from toxic drugs, with Indigenous people, men and people working in the trades being the most affected.HealthApr 13
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18K lives later, B.C. marks 10 years since declaring overdose emergencyEvents are planned across British Columbia Tuesday to mark 10 years since the province declared a public health emergency related to the overdose crisis.PoliticsApr 14
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Documentary in production on Leafs legend BarilkoThe idea started with a live television interview.SportsApr 21
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B.C. mink farmers drop legal challenge of ban, citing costs after 4-year fightMink farmers in British Columbia and elsewhere in Canada are dropping their legal challenge over a pandemic-era ban in the province due to what they say are excessive legal fees.PoliticsDec 17, 2025
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From the ‘devil’s interval’ to ‘Louie Louie’: Crazy moments in music censorshipThere's a lot of talk about censorship and the stifling of free speech and expression these days. This, however, is nothing new, especially when it comes to music.EntertainmentSep 21, 2025
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Luigi Mangione’s likeness used to model shirt on Shein, company investigatingThe company removed an image from its website that looked identical to Luigi Mangione, showing a man modelling a shirt priced just under US$10.TrendingSep 4, 2025
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B.C.’s top court tosses mink farms’ bid for damages after COVID-era banThe ruling posted Friday says several farms filed identical lawsuits against the provincial government after regulatory changes in 2021 made it illegal to farm mink in B.C.HealthAug 5, 2025
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Theresa Tam, Georges St-Pierre among new Order of Canada appointeesA total of 83 people were named to the Order of Canada, announced Monday, including Canada's former chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam and UFC fighter Georges St-Pierre.CanadaJul 1, 2025
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Protests, marches and memories: B.C.’s toxic drug crisis emergency marks 9 yearsB.C. Health Minister Josie Osborne and provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry issued a joint statement marking the sombre anniversary.HealthApr 14, 2025
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Check your measles vaccination, B.C. urges, as Ontario and Texas outbreaks growHealth officials said they were concerned about the potential for measles to spread in B.C. as families return from overseas vacations in virus hotspots during spring break.HealthMar 28, 2025
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John A. Macdonald is still in a box at Queen’s Park. One leader says that has to changeThrough Ontario's tariff-focused snap election campaign, Ontario Liberal Leader Bonnie Crombie has demanded a statue of Sir John A. MacDonald be put back on display.PoliticsFeb 26, 2025
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Roberta Flack, Grammy-winning singer of ‘Killing Me Softly,’ dies at 88Roberta Flack announced in 2022 she had ALS, commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, and could no longer sing.EntertainmentFeb 24, 2025
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B.C. investigating ‘significant’ prescribed opioid diversionA "significant portion" of opioids prescribed in B.C. are being diverted, and prescribed alternatives are being trafficked a Ministry of Health document says.HealthFeb 5, 2025
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B.C. marks 5 years since province’s 1st COVID-19 caseJan. 28, 2020 was the date that provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry and then-health minister Adrian Dix announced the first case of COVID-19 in the province.HealthJan 28, 2025