B.C.
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healthB.C. Alcohol Consumption Hits 20-Year Low but Exceeds National Average
New report shows British Columbians drinking less overall, but consumption remains above Canada's average. Male seniors are the heaviest drinkers.
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healthB.C. Deploys AI, Robotics to Combat Illicit Drug Trade
British Columbia launches a pilot program using advanced AI and robotic technology to track and trace illicit drug supply chains, aiming to disrupt the trade and improve public safety.
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techNew App Ranks Wildfire Risk for Canadian Homes
A new wildfire risk assessment app provides Canadians with property-specific fire scores and long-term projections, offering insights previously unavailable to the public.
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healthPeace Arch Hospital Maternity Unit on Diversion Again
Peace Arch Hospital in White Rock, BC, diverts maternity patients due to a doctor shortage.
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healthMaya Gebala Faces Surgery Setback After Tumbler Ridge Shooting
Maya Gebala, 12, faces complications following a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., that killed seven and injured many.
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healthB.C. recruits over 400 U.S. health-care professionals to address staffing shortages
British Columbia has hired more than 400 U.S.-trained health-care workers, including doctors and nurses, to bolster its medical system.
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financeIran Conflict Sends B.C. Gas, Food and Travel Costs Soaring
Rising oil prices from the Iran conflict drive record fuel costs in B.C., with ripple effects hitting food inflation and travel expenses.