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Housing, traffic congestion top of mind for candidates running in Tri-Cities (opens the original)
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The mayoral race in Metro Vancouver’s Tri-Cities area includes some fresh faces. One of Metro’s fastest-growing areas, the Tri-Cities is an informal grouping of Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody. As the population soars, these cities face common challenges related to housing, traffic congestion and crime that candidates for mayor are campaigning to fix. It’s a three-way battle in Coquitlam to replace retiring mayor Richard Stewart, a stalwart who has served in the role for nearly two deca
Air pollution from wildfires, ozone this summer rated 'poor' in Vancouver: global report (opens the original)
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There is no safe level of wildfire smoke, warns a leading B.C. expert in the long-term health risks of particulate matter from smoke. Stephanie Cleland, an assistant professor at Simon Fraser University’s faculty of health sciences, was responding to a global report on Wednesday that says nearly half the world’s population was exposed to “extremely high” levels of ozone pollution from wildfire smoke and heat this year. She said the findings don’t surprise her given how far wildfire smoke can tra
'B.C. is in a crisis': Number of patients waiting for surgery, dying on wait-lists increasing, new data show (opens the original)
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The number of B.C. patients waiting for surgery and dying on wait-lists has risen significantly since COVID-19, indicating a continued backlog, new data show. Canadian think-tank SecondStreet.org released several freedom of information responses in a report Friday showing 96,238 patients are waiting for surgery, up 8.4 per cent since 2022. The FOI responses from B.C.’s health regions also show 16,791 patients have died while waiting for surgery and diagnostic scans between 2022 and 2023, and 202
NDP resurrects Burnaby Hospital project but critics say it falls short of promise (opens the original)
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The B.C. government’s announcement that it will resurrect plans for the Burnaby Hospital expansion has been welcomed by some but criticized for failing to commit to a timeline for long-term beds and cancer care. Before the snap election was called, the B.C. government announced Monday that it would be moving forward on a renewed plan to redevelop Burnaby Hospital. Infrastructure Minister Bowinn Ma said it will now proceed in three stages instead of Phase 2. The announcement comes after backlash
Vancouver student fights back after wildfire smoke causes health issues (opens the original)
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Vancouver university student Zoe Grames-Webb was just a child when she became aware that health problems from wildfire smoke were keeping her from participating in summer outdoor activities. Now 20, the biochemistry major at UBC said when the smoke is heavy in the air she suffers from bad headaches, coughing from irritated lungs, and red, swollen eyes. At times, she felt so bad she had to stay inside and couldn’t play outdoor basketball or go to the beach with her friends. She also rows, and has
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