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Health Service Delivery Area that includes Quesnel continues to be hard hit by illicit drugs

Health George Henderson -
The Northern Interior, the health service delivery area that includes Quesnel, continues to have the highest death rate in the province when it comes to unregulated drug deaths.

BC Cancer opens breast cancer screening appointments in Williams Lake

Health Teryn Midzain -
The BC Cancer Agency has opened screening mammogram appoints in Williams Lake.

B.C.’s top doctor encourages fall vaccines as province sees early rise in influenza cases

Health Emily Joveski -
B.C.’s flu season is off to an early start, with influenza cases rising as the province begins its fall vaccination campaign.

Quesnel City Council continues to debate winter shelter location

Health George Henderson -
A request to vote again on a proposed temporary shelter on Elliott Street in Quesnel failed to get on the floor at this week's (Sept 22) meeting.

Special ceremony held at future site of new long-term care facility in West Quesnel

Health George Henderson -
The land of the future home to a new long-term care facility in West Quesnel has now been blessed.

Cops for Cancer Tour de North a huge success !

Health George Henderson -
$163,978. That's how much money was raised during this year's Cops for Cancer Tour de North event.

UPDATE: South Cariboo residents will have access to emergency services after all

Health George Henderson -
Interior Health has announced a temporary service interruption at the 100 Mile District General Hospital's emergency department.

Quesnel is getting ready to take back the night

Health George Henderson -
The annual Take Back the Night event will take place tonight (Sept 17) in Quesnel.

Paramedics union says B.C. quietly scaling back community care program

Health Emily Joveski -
B.C.’s paramedics union is raising concerns that the province’s Community Paramedicine program is being scaled back.

Tour de North hits the Cariboo !

Health George Henderson -
The Cops for Cancer Tour de North is winding down, as the riders arrive in Quesnel today. (Sept 16) 

Judge finds B.C. policy requiring foreign-trained doctors to work in rural areas is illegal

Health Emily Joveski -
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has ruled the province cannot require international medical graduates to work in designated communities after completing their residency.
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