COVID testing centre at Mission Memorial Hospital closed due to extensive flooding damage – Agassiz Harrison Observer
Burst pipe at The Residence in Mission caused portion of 2nd floor ceiling to collapse on Jan. 2
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Burst pipe at The Residence in Mission caused portion of 2nd floor ceiling to collapse on Jan. 2
Burst pipe at The Residence in Mission caused portion of 2nd floor ceiling to collapse on Jan. 2
/ 91X FM CJLX May 13, 2021 | 1:53 PM Loyalist College faculty member Barb Remington supervised Practical Nursing student Emily Paris as she successfully vaccinated 13 patients at the regional Immunization Centre on May 11. (Photo provided by Loyalist) Loyalist College students are now helping to administer COVID-19 vaccines at the mass immunization clinic on campus. The College has announced in a statement this morning, that they will by supervised by College faculty as they work to assist Hastings Prince Edward Public Health get shots into arms. Loyalist students involved in this initiative...
Identified as eligible groups under phase 2 of BC’s Immunization Plan, residents will be able to call a toll-free number and schedule their first vaccination appointment. “We are encouraging family members, friends, and neighbours to help us reach vulnerable seniors in the community and to spread the word that they will soon be invited to book their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine,” Vancouver Coastal Health said. VCH has identified 25 vaccination clinics within its catchment area, and Fraser Health has designated 22 sites for its immunization efforts. Both health authorities have d...
Article content Citizens have a right to City Hall as much as business does Re: We need to end the gloom and plan for a prosperous future, Opinion, Feb. 26 We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Your letters for March 2 Back to video George Brookman complains that in this time of crisis city politicians are spending time in “countless meetings … with civic groups that need money, facilities and food hampers” but not meeting with corporate leaders. A gentle reminder for George: That first group? They’re called citizens. And in suggesting busi...