Potential diversions at Chetwynd Hospital, Tumbler Ridge Health Centre
The health authority says staffing shortages may cause intermittent disruptions.
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Shady Acres under Do Not Consume order for the second time this year
Northern Health issued the order after a sample taken last week showed E.coli in the water.
'Considerable' avalanche danger on South Peace mountains
The warning applies to the area around Pine Pass, the mountains near Tumbler Ridge, and west of Highway 29 up to Williston Lake.
Vancouver
Caught on camera: B.C. police officer punches man during arrest after Offspring concert
An Abbotsford police officer was caught on camera punching a man twice in the face during the course of an arrest this weekend, prompting a review by the department and a provincial watchdog.
Semi driver caught with open alcohol bottles in B.C.'s Lower Mainland, police say
A semi driver was caught with open liquor in Surrey, B.C., was handed a 90-day driving prohibition and has had his truck impounded, according to Mounties.
B.C. nurse barred from practising for 5 years after sex assault conviction
A nurse who was convicted of sexual assault in B.C.'s Okanagan has been barred from practising anywhere in the province for five years.
Terrace
Prince Rupert RCMP Cops for Cancer fundraiser
Event to take place in mid-September from Dawson Creek to Williams Lake
Advocates, victims react to B.C. ending immigration detention agreement with Canada Border Services Agency
Decision considered a big step in addressing nation-wide human rights issue
Northwest urges seniors and caregivers to prepare for rising temperatures
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Vancouver Island
RCMP recover 3 bodies after float plane crash off Vancouver Island
Mounties say they have recovered the bodies of all three people who were aboard a float plane that crashed off B.C.'s central coast last week.
BC Ferries workers ask for religious exemption from clean-shaven rule
A union representing marine workers is taking BC Ferries to task over one of the company's policies regarding facial hair.
Esquimalt firefighters issue safety warning after several people fall hanging Christmas lights
The Esquimalt Fire Department is offering safety tips on how to safely hang Christmas lights and decorations after the fire department was called to several reports of people falling from ladders this season.
Canada
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Alberta Children's Hospital in Calgary to open heated trailer next to busy ER
Alberta's health-care delivery agency says it's preparing for surges in patients at Alberta Children's Hospital in Calgary by opening a heated trailer next to the facility's emergency department.
Trudeau visits First Nation in Saskatchewan rocked by stabbings that killed 11
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited Monday the graves of victims of a deadly stabbing rampage at a Saskatchewan First Nation before he was to meet with family members in private.
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Ontario passes housing bill despite criticism from municipalities over funding
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Pakistan Taliban ends cease-fire with government, vows new attacks
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