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B.C. doctors can now prescribe a year-long pass to Canada's national parks

B.C. doctors can now prescribe a year-long pass to Canada's national parks

Parks Canada says it's backing a nature prescription program in B.C., Ontario, Saskatchewan and Manitoba so doctors and nurses can prescribe a Parks Canada Discovery Pass to patients suffering mental and physical health problems.
Gold and silver finishes for Northern Strikers

Gold and silver finishes for Northern Strikers

Some really good results for Fort St. John’s Northern Strikers soccer clubs playing at the FC Memorial indoor tournament in Edmonton this past weekend – the first real competition for Fort St. John clubs this season.
A third of North American students question if the Holocaust happened

A third of North American students question if the Holocaust happened

Even after an educational course, a quarter of students challenged the historical accuracy of the Holocaust
Majority of Canadians say it's time to end COVID-19 restrictions: survey

Majority of Canadians say it's time to end COVID-19 restrictions: survey

A majority of Canadians say it's time to end all COVID-19 restrictions and let Canadians manage their own level of risk, according to a new survey released by the Angus Reid Institute on Monday.
Scoreboard: Huskies 8, Flyers 1

Scoreboard: Huskies 8, Flyers 1

Jared Winkel, 2 goals; Alex Nimmo, 1 goal & 3 assists
Rogue ‘bull’ spotted travelling from Richmond to New West on Saturday (VIDEO)

Rogue ‘bull’ spotted travelling from Richmond to New West on Saturday (VIDEO)

Roads were blocked in Queensborough as the animal travelled back and forth on the highway
PHOTOS: Freedom Convoy 2022

PHOTOS: Freedom Convoy 2022

More rain, livestock producers needed for 2022

More rain, livestock producers needed for 2022

'It's a five year cycle... we're at the bottom of that cycle'
Convoy upbeat on arrival in Ottawa

Convoy upbeat on arrival in Ottawa

Convoy rolling into Ottawa is about more than just vaccine mandates for truckers
B.C. tribunal accepts racial profiling complaint against Hudson's Bay

B.C. tribunal accepts racial profiling complaint against Hudson's Bay

A Black Vancouver man who says he was racially profiled for suspected shoplifting will get his day before B.C.'s Human Rights Tribunal after it accepted a complaint against Hudson's Bay Company
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