Bruce Orydzuk is charged following a July 13 incident outside a vaccine clinic
Pfizer dose is preferred for the first two shots because of the potential risk for myocarditis
A petition filed in B.C. Supreme Court says the mandate violates Charter rights
Canada has a contract to buy up to 76 million doses of Covifenz
Official announcement is expected later this week
More than 1,400 B.C. residents contracted the STI in 2021
Primates, big cats, and those that have closer interaction with human caregivers more vulnerable
Tweaking of noise bylaw response to freedom convoys; another planned for this weekend
Action will be taken to court by nine people the week of March 21 to argue injunction, says lawyer
A date has not been set for a hearing into Dr. Charles Hoffe’s conduct
Plant-based vaccine was 71 per cent effective against COVID-19 one week after second dose
Parents have polarized opinions on the COVID-19 vaccine
Several vehicles in parking lot sustained damage to paint and tires
Flauting of public health orders was common during Jan. 29 protest against vaccine mandates
Those infected before getting a booster should wait three months after the onset of symptoms
Protesters remain at the main blockade in Coutts, but agreed to open a lane in each direction
Scott Moe tells public COVID not ending but assessing every activity no longer necessary
Notices were given to 246 others, the first step toward forcing service members out of uniform
Protesters feel heard, police say there are indications the open lanes may be temporary
SD62 started preparing for mandate in December, staff have until March 7 to comply
