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Hinshaw lied about a child’s death, gets fired from Alberta Health Officer position now hired in B.C. as Deputy Health Officer

Jordan - February 2, 2023

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Kitimat Council Terry Marleau said people “don’t believe in the science” about worker Covid-19 vaccine mandates but neglects to provide the “science” and evidence

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BC NDP MLA slammed for erosion of sex-based rights comment “Trans women are women”

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To get more nurses, BC Mayors lobby the province to end vaccine mandates for health care workers

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Health Minister Adrian Dix limits discussion, turns off Twitter comments

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PHO denies immunity from recent Covid-19 infections are superior to a 2 year old “primary series”: Health Care worker mandate

January 14, 2023

For several months emergency room closures and deadly delays waiting for care have become common place in British Columbia with this BC NDP government...

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Premier “David Eby Is Not My Doctor” says Recall Eby proponent

January 13, 2023

When Bill 36, Health Professions and Occupations Act (HPOA) recently pass which will make radical changes to how the healthcare system is regulated, it...

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Premier David Eby ‘is a dictator’ stated in recall petition citing Bill 36 concerns

January 11, 2023

"This is not a leader, This is a dictator" Premier David Eby will be the subject of a recall petition later this month. On Tuesday Elections...

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BC government announced a boost in funding for the Human Rights Tribunal to tackle increased caseload

January 7, 2023

The BC government will increase the funding up to $4.2 million per year for the tribunal and the Community Legal Assistance Society. In a statement...

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British Columbia library invites kids to make their own ‘drag queen doll’

January 6, 2023

A library in British Columbia will be hosting a a drag queen story time later this month for young children to join in songs...

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Police respond to “sudden death” at Tim Hortons

January 3, 2023

FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — Police responded to a report of a "sudden death" at a Fort St. John Tim Hortons on Tuesday last...

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Kitimat Council Terry Marleau said people “don’t believe in the science” about worker Covid-19 vaccine mandates but neglects to provide the “science” and evidence

February 1, 2023

In the name of “reconciliation” New Westminster mayor wants to drop Royal City branding from the city

July 14, 2022

Maple syrup thrown on an Emily Carr painting at Vancouver Art Gallery by climate activists

November 12, 2022

The BC NDP Royal B.C. Museum business case for $789 million is heavily redacted and blacked out

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Hinshaw lied about a child’s death, gets fired from Alberta Health Officer position now hired in B.C. as Deputy Health Officer

Kitimat Council Terry Marleau said people “don’t believe in the science” about worker Covid-19 vaccine mandates but neglects to provide the “science” and evidence

BC NDP MLA slammed for erosion of sex-based rights comment “Trans women are women”

To get more nurses, BC Mayors lobby the province to end vaccine mandates for health care workers

Health Minister Adrian Dix limits discussion, turns off Twitter comments

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Kitimat Council Terry Marleau said people “don’t believe in the science” about worker Covid-19 vaccine mandates but neglects to provide the “science” and evidence

In the name of “reconciliation” New Westminster mayor wants to drop Royal City branding from the city

Maple syrup thrown on an Emily Carr painting at Vancouver Art Gallery by climate activists

The BC NDP Royal B.C. Museum business case for $789 million is heavily redacted and blacked out

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