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The grants keep rolling in for a Port Moody society providing education on B.C.’s toxic drug crisis and naloxone training.
Hundreds of purple flags will fly across the Tri-Cities this Sunday, April 14, to recognize the local lives lost during B.C.'s toxic drug crisis.
NaloxHome, which teaches youth across Metro Vancouver about the B.C. drug crisis, has received a provincial anti-racism grant to help expand its outreach.
The Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce has unveiled its 2024 nominees for the business excellence awards.
A Port Moody student and founder of a naloxone training program for local youth has received $50,000 to boost her awareness campaign.