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A New Drink Hits Williams Lake’s Local Pubs and Liquor Stores

Williams Lake residents have a new locally owned alcoholic beverage to sip on just in time for Spring. Trio Beverages only hit the market at the beginning of last week and has started to make a splash in the local markets, hitting the shelves of liquor stores, restaurants, and pubs...

Province continuing vaccination efforts to keep people protected

Starting April 8th, the province will have additional free COVID-19 vaccines available, for those at a higher risk of severe illness. The spring COVID-19 vaccine will be available throughout the province at roughly 400 pharmacies, as well as regional health-authority clinics, some primary-care offices, community health centres, long-term care homes...

Food Hubs In Clearwater And Williams Lake Part Of United Way BC’s Latest Campaign

United Way BC has launched a donation campaign to tackle rising food insecurity. The funding will support regional community food hubs in Clearwater and Williams Lake and every dollar raised stays local supporting food programs in these communities United Way BC said this year the average canadian household will spend $800...

Premier David Eby to “Pull Back Part 4” in Bill 7

As backlash has grown over the controversial Economic Stabilization Tariff Response Act 'Bill 7', Premier David Eby announced today that he will be "pulling Part 4 of Bill 7." It would have given the Premier's office authorization to issue, make changes, and create new laws and regulations under the umbrella...

Drug Advisory Issued For Pill Sold As Oxycocet In The Northern Health Region

Northern Health (NH) has put out a drug advisory for a round white pill being sold as “Oxycocet.” Medical Health Officer Dr Rakel Kling said it was issued after receiving a sample back from an RCMP drug seizure that happened in Fort St John. “The RCMP got some samples...

Violence-related injury time loss claims have nearly doubled: BC Nurses Union

"We need to start taking care of the caregivers." That's from BC Nurses Union President Adrienne Gear following a string of violent incidents against healthcare workers - the latest involving a nurse being strangled to the point of losing consciousness in Vancouver. Gear told Vista Radio the issues surrounding recruitment and...
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