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COVID-19 long-hauler calls for greater availability of antibody tests in B.C. to determine spread of virus Like others who believe they contracted the virus early in the pandemic, Basil Cohen wants COVID-19 antibody tests, which look for proteins developed in response to an infection, to be more accessible and widely used in B.C.  Social Sharing LifeLabs has offered the tests since November, but health officials says theyre not for routine clinical use Posted: Feb 14, 2021 7:00 AM PT | Last...

UNBC could become first Canadian University to offer free menstrual products in bathrooms SHARE ON: Photo submitted by Abby Dooks/UNBC After a new initiative, the University of Northern BC could become the first University in the country to offer free menstrual products on its campuses. Known as the Period Promise Campaign, started by the United Way, aims to tackle the issue of period poverty – many people who need to use these products cannot afford them. The Northern British Columbia Gradu...

The Good Men Project Become a Premium Member We have pioneered the largest worldwide conversation about what it means to be a good man in the 21st century. Your support of our work is inspiring and invaluable. Canada’s Publicly Funded Health System Under Threat Three things you should know about the charter challenge Three things you should know about the Charter challenge Closing arguments ended February 28, 2020 in the Supreme Court of British Columbia for a landmark trial challenging the f...

Judge Elizabeth Kelly to preside over the most serious Flint water cases Updated Jan 18, 2021; Posted Jan 18, 2021 Genesee County Circuit Judge Elizabeth A. Kelly delivers one of four sentences for four men on Monday, May 6, 2019 at Genesee County Circuit Court in downtown Flint, in connection with the July 2017 shooting death of Ballard in his Flint home in the College Cultural neighborhood. (Jake May | MLive.com) Jake May | MLive.com Facebook Share FLINT, MI -- Genesee Circuit Court Judge E...

There were 482 active COVID-19 cases in the Northern Health region as of Dec. 23 with 31 new cases reported Wednesday (1,651 total). There have been 1,152 recoveries, 16 related deaths, and . . .

RWA Human Services Plan Issues Papers and Forum  RWA will hold the Human Services Plan Phase Two Forum, for those that have been appointed to represent their organisations and other RWA invitees, at the ATP on 24 th and 25 th July 2006. Organisations had only a couple of weeks to pull together their responses and the short timeframe did not allow word to get out widely to users of services. Organisations similarly did not have much time to get input from their members and service users. As a r...

Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (the " Canadian Charter" or the " Charter. Vancouvers Cambie Surgery Centre (the " Cambie Clinic") was the primary plaintiff in the action. The Cambie Clinic is a privately-owned surgical clinic, which offered medically required physician services that would typically be categorized as "benefits" under the provincial health insurance plan. The Cambie Clinic was of the position that, due to long wait times in the public system, patients should be able to e...

There were 482 active COVID-19 cases in the Northern Health region as of Dec. 23 with 31 new cases reported Wednesday (1,651 total). There have been 1,152 recoveries, 16 related deaths, and 43,857 tests to date.

There were 482 active COVID-19 cases in the Northern Health region as of Dec. 23 with 31 new cases reported Wednesday (1,651 total). There have been 1,152 recoveries, 16 related deaths, and 43,857 tests to date.

There were 482 active COVID-19 cases in the Northern Health region as of Dec. 23 with 31 new cases reported Wednesday (1,651 total). There have been 1,152 recoveries, 16 related deaths, and 43,857 tests to date.