Ombudsperson investigation results in fairer process in determining fate of historic Hope Railway Station
Governments need to consider all available options before making decisions says Ombudsperson ~
Island Voices
Island Voices features a collection of articles for seniors and their families by Vancouver Island authors and authorities on a wide range of subjects.
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Construction set to begin on new supportive housing building in Nanaimo
New building getting underway next week will provide secure homes with wraparound services for people in need
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Everyone is related to everyone if you go back far enough
This article should be compulsory reading for everyone.
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True Woke Justice
It seems to have happened overnight that eight hundred years of jurisprudence has been trashed. The concept of Due Process been replaced by social media spectacles featuring the destruction of lives and careers.
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What a stupid, mean spirited way to say “Thank you” to a company that really stepped up to the plate when Canadians really needed them!
Nova Scotia company that retooled factory to make medical gowns loses new tender.
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B.C. reveals more detail on COVID-19 vaccine plan; second doses pushed to four months
Everyone who wants to be vaccinated against COVID-19 can have their first jab by July,
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3 Things You Can Do Now to Reduce your Spouse’s Long Term Care Fees
The tax slips have been trickling in and you are busy assembling your receipts for medical expenses and charitable donations.
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When you’re making a political statement, the best way to make it really sting is in the use of satirical wit.
The recently truant Senator of winter-devastated Texas – Ted Cruz was on the receiving end of such wit when one of his constituents hired a mariachi band to play for him.
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Some B.C. seniors may receive vaccine clinic instructions within days.
Older British Columbians may receive instructions for getting vaccinated against COVID-19 within the coming days as the province prepares to roll out its mass vaccination efforts.
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Ombudsperson calls on government and health authorities to address outstanding gaps in long-term care visits policy and practice
Ombudsperson Jay Chalke is calling on the province to amend its long-term care visits policy to address outstanding fairness concerns, and to ensure the policy is implemented consistently across all health authorities.
