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COVID trauma, burnout, stress rising among critical care nurses: study

At least half of critical care nurses have experienced probable or significant post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms as a result of the pandemic, new research indicates.

Risk from algae bloom on Wood Lake low, says Interior Health

Interior Health says it is keeping a close eye on Wood Lake.

Former teacher convicted of four separate historical sex assaults

A former elementary school teacher living in Vernon was convicted Friday of four separate sex assaults against minors, dating back to 1999.

BC announces 494 new coronavirus cases; 33 in IH region

The provincial government has announced 494 new coronavirus cases, including 33 in the Interior Health region.

B.C. solicitor general says stopping 'scourge' of gang violence top police priority

Police have mounted an all-out, joint effort to end the "scourge" of gang violence in Metro Vancouver that has seen deadly shootings in public places in recent weeks, British Columbia's solicitor general says.

Restaurants seek exemption from reduced wage subsidy

Restaurant owners are voicing concerns they'll be able to keep operating when federal subsidies begin to wind down, even as provinces like Ontario extend stay-at-home orders or lockdown measures.

Inspection stations now open across BC to prevent spread of invasive mussels

Inspection stations are now open across the province to prevent invasive zebra and quagga mussels from entering B.C. waterways.

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