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Dad-to-be crushed by race car survives thanks to his ‘angels’ at VGH

Dad-to-be crushed by race car survives thanks to his ‘angels’ at VGH

‘My angels are the trauma team, all the doctors at VGH, and the first responders’
Investigative journalist drives change in logging truck safety

Investigative journalist drives change in logging truck safety

Award winning Vancouver Sun investigative journalist Gordon Hoekstra says graduating from Langara College in 1992 and getting his first journalism job at the Prince George Citizen was a “huge turning point” in his life. So was his first major investigation. Below, Hoekstra answers questions about his early, award-winning work on logging truck safety. The series of 35 stories, called Dying for Work, earned The Citizen a Michener Award in 2006.
A new era for radiation therapy

A new era for radiation therapy

Mounting evidence suggests precision radiation therapy leads to better outcomes for cancer patients
Discover your rewarding health care career with the click of a mouse!

Discover your rewarding health care career with the click of a mouse!

New BC website highlights opportunities for on-demand Health Care Assistants
Technical Safety BC: Life-saving tips to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning

Technical Safety BC: Life-saving tips to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning

Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week runs from November 1-7
Life Happens: Budgeting for student debt repayment

Life Happens: Budgeting for student debt repayment

By Leah Drewcock, LIT, CIRP
5 Myths Worth Busting to Help Keep Gambling Fun

5 Myths Worth Busting to Help Keep Gambling Fun

BCLC looks at common misconceptions about games and gambling
Breaking down cancer with genomics

Breaking down cancer with genomics

Donor funding has played a pivotal role in advancing genomics research
Life Happens: Living on a reduced income

Life Happens: Living on a reduced income

5 steps to eliminating your debt
Invitations extend across province for residential school healing event

Invitations extend across province for residential school healing event

Tseshaht First Nation hosting weekend to reclaim lost souls, in Port Alberni Sept. 27-28