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| Premier Gordon Campbell's Statement on the Death of Penticton Soldier |
Victoria June 9, 2008 – Premier Gordon Campbell made the following statement today on the death of Penticton’s Captain Jonathan Sutherland Snyder, a member of the 1st Battalion of the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, who was killed in an accident in Afghanistan.
Monday 09 June @ 16:08:00 (Read: 875)
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| Triple Health Emergency Room Space at VGH |
Victoria – Victoria General Hospital’s new emergency department will accommodate 43,000 annual patient visits – more than triple the capacity of the existing facility, said Premier Gordon Campbell at the groundbreaking for the state-of-the-art facility today. VGH’s new emergency department will also provide more privacy, specialty services to children, and separate care for patients with infectious diseases, as well as improving health services for patients across Vancouver Island.
Wednesday 09 April @ 12:59:42 (Read: 824)
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| BC-Canada Leaders Announce Three New Federal-Provincial Agreements |
Harper, Campbell Hail Co-Operation in Delivering for BC. Leaders Announce Three New Federal-Provincial Agreements
Vancouver – Prime Minister Stephen Harper and British Columbia Premier Gordon Campbell announced three important federal-provincial agreements today and hailed them as evidence of the exceptionally “collaborative and effective” relationship between their two governments.
“These agreements reflect our government’s commitment to open federalism, a new approach to federal-provincial relations that relies on collaboration, not confrontation, to get things done for Canadians,” Prime Minister Harper said.
Tuesday 11 March @ 17:42:27 (Read: 842)
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| British Columbia Increases Support for Tourism Marketing |
Vancouver, February 21, 2008 – The Province is boosting support for tourism marketing by increasing the amount of Hotel Room Tax provided to Tourism British Columbia from 1.65 points to three points of the eight per cent collected, Premier Gordon Campbell announced today at the B.C. tourism industry’s annual conference.
Friday 22 February @ 00:54:15 (Read: 792)
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| Free Vision Testing for All B.C. Kindergarten Children |
Vancouver – All children in kindergarten in British Columbia will receive free testing for early vision problems, Premier Gordon Campbell announced today.
“Children learn mostly through what they see,” said Premier Campbell. “That’s why it’s so important to detect and address potential eye problems as early as possible, so all children in B.C. have the opportunity to reach their maximum potential.”
Early vision screening can detect common vision problems, such as near- and far-sightedness, amblyopia (“lazy eye”) or strabismus (“cross-eye”). If the screening identifies a potential problem, the child will be referred to an optometrist or ophthalmologist for follow up.
“Excellent sight and eye health are vital to a child’s development,” said Minister of State for Childcare Linda Reid. “This initiative ensures parents and other caregivers get the latest information on their children’s eye health and vision and what they can do if there are concerns.”
Thursday 31 January @ 19:44:28 (Read: 778)
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| BC mental health care |
VICTORIA – A new $8-million program is now in place to help patients with serious mental health and addictions issues receive improved, integrated care co-ordinated at the community level, announced Health Minister George Abbott today.
“Family physicians manage over 80 per cent of patients with mental health issues. Often situations arise where patients with serious mental health issues end up seeking care through an emergency department,” said Abbott. “With this new program, family physicians will be able to take additional time with patients, to partner with them and their family, as well as clinical associates, such as psychiatrists, whenever possible, to make certain patients are not left to manage their illness in isolation. This will result in better overall care and improved quality of life for patients living with mental issues.”
Tuesday 08 January @ 01:08:28 (Read: 844)
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| Agreement Opens Doors For B.C., Chinese Communities |
GUANGZHOU – The Province of British Columbia and the People’s Government of Guangdong Province have committed to strengthening their relationship by encouraging their respective local governments to establish twinning arrangements, said Ida Chong, Minister of Community Services.
“This agreement offers us the opportunity to enhance our relationship, to share our experiences and to build stronger economic ties,” said Chong. “Local government has an important role to play in twinning with our Chinese partners in the People’s Government of Guangdong Province for mutual learning and economic benefit. Twinning opens vast opportunities for us to exchange experiences and learn from each other.”
Thursday 22 November @ 02:12:48 (Read: 892)
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| Acupuncture will be included as a supplementary benefit for Medical Services Pla |
VICTORIA – Acupuncture treatments will be included for the first time in Canada as a supplementary benefit for Medical Services Plan (MSP) premium assistance recipients by April 2008, Health Minister George Abbott announced today.
“Acupuncture treatment is one way of preventing illness and managing existing health conditions,” said Abbott at an acupuncture demonstration in Vancouver’s S.U.C.C.E.S.S centre. “We are making it easier for patients to access a treatment option that they might otherwise be unable to afford.”
MSP also provides partial funding to premium assistance patients for selected services of physiotherapists, naturopaths, chiropractors, massage therapists and non-surgical podiatrists.
Tuesday 09 October @ 23:56:21 (Read: 1109)
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| British Columbia is committed to reducing greenhouse gases |
VICTORIA – British Columbians will be asked how the budget can encourage environmentally responsible choices that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Finance Minister Carole Taylor announced today with the release of the 2008 Budget Consultation Paper.
“Every day we all make decisions that affect the environment,” said Taylor. “We need to ask ourselves, as a government, as individuals, what can we do differently?”
As outlined in the 2007 speech from the throne, the Province of British Columbia is committed to reducing greenhouse gases by one-third below current levels by 2020. The consultation paper focuses on how Budget 2008 can be part of the solution.
“Our tax system already promotes environmentally responsible choices,” said Taylor. “We currently offer tax incentives for the purchase of hybrid vehicles, production of wind power, and use of bio-fuel. But we can do more.
Sunday 16 September @ 12:07:33 (Read: 1118)
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| U.S. Administration Accepts Passport Proposal Changes Advocated By Ontario Gover |
Ontario Government Optimistic High Tech Driver's License Will Be Accepted As Passport Alternative
TORONTO, Aug. 26 /CNW/ - The McGuinty government has successfully taken another step in its long campaign to defend tourism and trade from being
damaged by the U.S. proposal to require passports to enter or re-enter the United States, Tourism Minister Jim Bradley said today.
"By working with like-minded U.S. legislators, we have already seen the
deadline for requiring a passport at land crossings pushed back 17 months to
June 2009. Now the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is advocating Ontario's youth exemption suggestions," said Bradley.
Sunday 26 August @ 14:26:44 (Read: 973)
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| FLEXIBLE CARE OPTIONS SUPPORT INDEPENDENT LIVING |
VICTORIA – Providing home support services to family members, through the Choice in Supports for Independent Living (CSIL) option or family care home services, is now more flexible, announced Health Minister George Abbott.
Amendments to the Payment to Family Members policy in the Home and Community Care Policy Manual expand the criteria for making exceptions for immediate family members to be paid to provide home support or family care home services to relatives.
Friday 27 July @ 19:36:30 (Read: 1505)
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| BRITISH COLUMBIA GIVES $2 MILLION FOR BREAST CANCER PREVENTION |
VANCOUVER – The province continues to support the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation BC/Yukon (CBCF) in their public awareness campaign with $2 million in funding announced by Premier Gordon Campbell today.
“While B.C. women have the lowest mortality and incidence rate for breast cancer in Canada, breast cancer continues to be a significant health issue,” said Campbell.
Saturday 31 March @ 01:08:14 (Read: 1697)
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| Innovative Health Ideas From Kamloops-Area Residents |
KAMLOOPS – One hundred residents from the Thompson Cariboo Shuswap area provided many innovative, thoughtful ideas on how to make B.C.’s public health care system sustainable, during the first Conversation on Health regional public forum held this Saturday, said Health Minister George Abbott.
Tuesday 06 February @ 03:00:28 (Read: 1586)
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| HEALTH AUTHORITIES TO GET $25M TO REDUCE WAIT TIMES |
VANCOUVER – Patients in British Columbia will benefit from hundreds more elective hip and knee surgeries, as well as other diagnostic and surgical procedures, with an additional $25 million being made available to the province’s health authorities, announced Health Minister George Abbott today.
Saturday 30 December @ 02:38:20 (Read: 1470)
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| B.C. Launches First-Ever First Nations Health Plan |
VANCOUVER – The provincial government and the First Nations Leadership Council released a plan today that contains concrete actions to improve the health status of First Nations in British Columbia.
“Last year we committed to close the health gaps between First Nations and non-First Nations over the next decade,” said Premier Gordon Campbell. “We know that First Nations people live an average of seven years less than other British Columbians and that their risks of developing health conditions like diabetes are also greater. The First Nations Health Plan sets into action this government’s commitments in the Transformative Change Accord to close the health gap between First Nations and other British Columbians. The first step was to get this plan in place.”
The First Nations Health Plan: Supporting the Health and Wellness of First Nations in British Columbia ensures First Nations will be integral partners in the design and delivery of health initiatives to close those gaps.
“Through this plan, we have committed to support the work of our people and communities to develop solutions to address this health gap,” said Grand Chief Edward John of the First Nations Summit. “First Nations and regional health authorities will work collaboratively to develop and implement programs that will address adult mental health, substance abuse, youth suicide, maternal health and programs to help manage chronic health conditions that First Nations face, such as diabetes and hepatitis.”
Monday 27 November @ 21:11:07 (Read: 1463)
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| Stakeholder Input Sought For Mountain Caribou Recovery |
VICTORIA – To develop a successful mountain caribou recovery plan, the provincial government is seeking input and support from stakeholders regarding the mountain caribou science team’s findings and conclusions on the state of mountain caribou in British Columbia, Agriculture and Lands Minister Pat Bell said today.
The findings clearly demonstrate that recovery of mountain caribou in B.C. is possible over the long term. The findings are the result of nearly two years of extensive research on mountain caribou in British Columbia by a team of independent mountain caribou experts from British Columbia, Alberta and Idaho. The team was formed in 2004 as part of the Species at Risk Co-ordination Office (SaRCO) cross-government planning activities.
“Based on the results of the independent science team’s research, we believe we can successfully recover mountain caribou to sustainable numbers in British Columbia,” said Bell. “Now we need the input and support of environmentalists, First Nations, industry, tourism operators and communities to develop and implement a recovery plan in 2007.”
Wednesday 25 October @ 02:28:02 (Read: 1465)
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| MSP And Pharmacare Record Service Level Sustained |
VICTORIA – British Columbians continue to receive a record-high level of service from the Province’s Medical Services Plan and PharmaCare programs through Health Insurance BC (HIBC), said Health Minister George Abbott in response to the latest quarterly report.
“Our government committed to providing British Columbians with MSP and PharmaCare services through Health Insurance BC that were fast, responsive and accurate,” said Abbott. “I am pleased that we are seeing consistently high quality results from this program – a major change from the 1990s, when phone services were closed one day a week just to deal with the paperwork backlogs.”
Friday 21 July @ 03:10:44 (Read: 2470)
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| B.C. PARAMEDICS HONOURED FOR COMPASSION, DEDICATION |
VICTORIA – Eight British Columbia Ambulance Service paramedics are being honoured by Canada’s Office of the Governor General with top honours in the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) field.
The Emergency Medical Services Exemplary Service Award recognizes professionals in the provision of pre-hospital emergency medical services to the public, who have performed their duties in an exemplary manner, characterized by good conduct, industry and efficiency.
“These paramedics have selflessly served their communities with unsurpassed dedication to their profession and extraordinary compassion for their patients,” said George Abbott, Minister of Health. “British Columbians are well served by such exemplary individuals who continue to put the needs of others above all else.”
Wednesday 05 July @ 03:28:46 (Read: 1632)
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| British Columbia Commits $15 Million To Rick Hansen Foundation |
VANCOUVER – The provincial government is making a $15-million contribution to the Rick Hansen Man In Motion Foundation to help improve the quality of life for people with spinal cord injuries, fulfilling a commitment made in this year’s throne speech, Premier Gordon Campbell announced today.
“In large part due to the work of Rick Hansen and his foundation over the 20 years since his amazing journey around the globe, B.C. has become a true leader in advancing research and solutions to support those living with spinal cord injuries,” said Campbell. “I challenge the other provinces and the federal government to join us in celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Man In Motion tour by matching B.C.’s donation and supporting the work and legacy of a true Canadian hero.”
Sunday 16 April @ 03:11:49 (Read: 2089)
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| Media Advisory — RBC 2010 Flag Tour - come live the Olympic spirit |
One of the largest interactive, touring sports exhibits ever in Canada
TORONTO, April 10, 2006
WHAT:
Olympians Cheryl Pounder, Jennifer Boterill, Sami Jo Small and Jayna Hefford (Members of the 2006 Torino Canadian Women's Ice Hockey team) and Perdita Felicien (Athletics/Athens 2004), as well as several other Olympic and Paralympic medalists, will be at the RBC 2010 Flag Tour and available for media interviews.
Monday 10 April @ 20:22:46 (Read: 1800)
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| $400 Resource Rebate for Each Albertian |
Close to three million Alberta Resource Rebate payments have been made to eligible Albertans. To receive the rebate, you must have been an Alberta resident on September 1, 2005, and have filed a 2004 Canadian tax return. Albertans who think they should have received the rebate in January, but have not received a cheque by February 10, 2006, should call 1-866-209-8903 (English) or 1-866-209-8994 (French).
Children whose families already receive the Canada Child Tax Benefit or the Alberta Family Employment Tax Credit automatically qualify, and payments will go to the primary caregiver, usually the mother. Most children are registered, but parents who have never done so must complete the form available on the Canada Revenue Agency website http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/benefits/faq_arr-e.html
Thursday 16 February @ 01:51:47 (Read: 1697)
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| Interim Recommendation for Use of Amantadine for Influenza |
The Public Health Agency of Canada is recommending that health care providers in Canada not prescribe amantadine to treat and prevent influenza during the current flu season. The interim recommendation follows testing showing viruses currently in circulation are resistant to the drug.
The Agency's National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg tested 47 influenza A/H3N2 isolates and found that 43 (91%) are resistant to amantadine, an antiviral recommended by the National Advisory Committee on Immunization (NACI) to prevent and control influenza outbreaks in institutions, such as long term care facilities. The samples tested were collected from four provinces - British Columbia, Ontario, Saskatchewan and Alberta - since September, 2005.
Sunday 05 February @ 21:30:05 (Read: 1736)
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| National Non-Smoking Week |
National Non-Smoking Week (NNSW) has been observed during the third week in January for more than 20 years. With a wide variety of activities and participants across the country, National Non-Smoking Week is one of the most important events in Canada's ongoing public education efforts on controlling tobacco-use. The theme for this year's NNSW is Where you work, live and play .... even better smoke free. In 2006, National Non-Smoking Week will take place from January 15-21.
Thursday 19 January @ 01:10:41 (Read: 1815)
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| B.C. INVESTS $1M TO ADVANCE BREAST CANCER DETECTION |
VANCOUVER (Oct. 28, 2005)
– The Province is investing $1 million to continue the success of an awareness campaign designed to increase the number of women having mammography screenings, Premier Gordon Campbell announced today as he proclaimed Breast Cancer Awareness Day in B.C.
“B.C. enjoys the highest cancer survival rates in Canada,” Campbell said. “Prevention is key to a cancer-free future, but early detection remains one of the best tools for ensuring more and more women survive breast cancer. That’s why we’re investing in another successful year of this campaign to raise awareness about the importance of earlier detection as we all continue supporting the search for a cure.”
Saturday 29 October @ 21:20:33 (Read: 1538)
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