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Photo: Samantha Holomay Samantha Holomay – Mar 27, 2025 – Castanet A rural lifestyle is typically associated with a slower pace and higher quality of life but a new study has revealed that rural areas face higher rates of many of the most prevalent chronic diseases. According to a Statistics Canada study
B.C. Seniors Advocate Dan Levitt speaks at a news conference at the provincial legislature in Victoria, Dec. 11, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Dirk Meissner Canadian Press – Mar 27 2025 – Rocky Mountain Outlook VICTORIA — A study and poll from the office of British Columbia’s seniors’ advocate says ageism is
The Kootenay Lake ferries have resumed normal winter service. (B.C. Government) Nelson Star Staff March 24 2005 The ferry won’t sail if crew are required to work overtime The Kootenay Lake ferry has resumed normal service for the first time in months after the union ended its strike action in
Lillooet ER Woes By Victor Kaisar CFJC Mar 23, 2025 LILLOOET — Interior Health says the series of emergency room closures in Lillooet is expected to stabilize in the near future with four new physicians expected to arrive in the community before the end of this year. In a March 14 news release shared
From: Health Canada March 22, 2025 | Newmarket, Ontario | Government of Canada Investing in Canadians’ health is key to building a stronger Canada. In its first year, the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) has significantly improved access to affordable dental care. More than 3.4 million Canadians were approved to be
An American nurse who wants to move his family to Terrace says despite the B.C. government’s recent announcement to streamline the application process, there is still a lot of red tape involved. Jennifer Palma reports. By Simon Little & Jennifer Palma Global News Posted March 21 Pat and Andee are exactly the type of
