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Well, it’s that time of year again: university has started and we are forced into buying textbooks by some of our instructors.

More health benefits available to Ukrainian migrants

The Winnebago City Council voted to make some much-needed upgrades to the city’s Water Treatment Plant control system at a regular meeting held on Tuesday, Se

Doctor plans to charge patients an annual $1,500 fee after dropping out of the Medical Services Plan.

Beta Therapeutics in Royal Oak is advertising that it is accepting new patients as of Nov. 1, charging a monthly fee of $110 — based on an annual cost of $1,320

Beta Therapeutics in Royal Oak is advertising that it is accepting new patients as of Nov. 1, charging a monthly fee of $110 — based on an annual cost of $1,320

Starting Sept. 13, eligibility will be expanded to include patients age six to 11, the province announced Wednesday.

The British Columbia government will provide temporary increases to two provincial tax credits and impose a cap on rent increases in an effort to ease the pain of "unprecedented inflation," the premier announced Wednesday.

It seems the government has managed, once again, to wrestle physicians to the ceiling.

An unconfirmed number of B.C. doctors were significantly underpaid on their latest paycheque, at a time physicians are shuttering their practices as they struggle to cover costs under an outdated payment model.