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Psych ward still only at half-capacity 6 months after new B.C. hospital opens

Psych ward still only at half-capacity 6 months after new B.C. hospital opens

Northern Health says more staffing is required to bring Terrace's Ksyen Regional Hospital psych ward up to full capacity
Nanaimo students breaking out the mixing bowls in bid for Nanaimo bar record

Nanaimo students breaking out the mixing bowls in bid for Nanaimo bar record

Vancouver Island University hoping to set sweet record with 1,100-pound dessert on May 17
Teens charged with selling drugs at B.C. youth group homes and detox centres

Teens charged with selling drugs at B.C. youth group homes and detox centres

Teens found in possession of fentanyl, methamphetamine and cannabis
Moose Hide Campaign brings call to end gender-based violence to B.C. capital

Moose Hide Campaign brings call to end gender-based violence to B.C. capital

The Moose Hide March sees drumming, singing and a call to end violence
Kelowna man fined $13k for illegal harvest of bighorn ram

Kelowna man fined $13k for illegal harvest of bighorn ram

Heith Proulx also has a 3 year ban on hunting sheep anywhere in B.C.
SERIES PREVIEW: Abbotsford Canucks, Colorado Eagles clash for Pacific Division crown

SERIES PREVIEW: Abbotsford Canucks, Colorado Eagles clash for Pacific Division crown

Canucks vs. Eagles open series in Abbotsford on Friday (May 16) night
Hudson's Bay to sell name, coat of arms and iconic stripes to Canadian Tire

Hudson's Bay to sell name, coat of arms and iconic stripes to Canadian Tire

The $30M deal is still subject to court approval
THE MOJ: Foote choice makes sense for what this Canuck team needs right now

THE MOJ: Foote choice makes sense for what this Canuck team needs right now

Plus the B.C. Lions offence is bringing the heat up in Kamloops
National dental care plan expands to Canadians aged 18 to 34

National dental care plan expands to Canadians aged 18 to 34

An expected 4.5M uninsured Canadians between 18 and 64 will join the program
B.C. mom 'very happy' about new missing-person alert in the works

B.C. mom 'very happy' about new missing-person alert in the works

Public Assistance Alert system in B.C. is a 'step in the right direction,' says Alina Durham