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Health Canada to make decision on Pfizer vaccine approval soon, feds say

Health Canada to make decision on Pfizer vaccine approval soon, feds say

Canada is drawing closer to making a decision on a leading COVID-19 vaccine candidate, Health Minister Patty Hajdu said Wednesday as the federal government continued to face pressure to deliver on doses amid mounting cases and deaths.
B.C. Premier John Horgan: Holiday celebrations must be kept to "absolute minimum"

B.C. Premier John Horgan: Holiday celebrations must be kept to "absolute minimum"

British Columbians will need to keep holiday gatherings and celebrations to an "absolute minimum," Premier John Horgan told reporters this afternoon (Dec. 2). "The challenges ahead are significant. We know that.
Campaign against impaired driving starts Saturday

Campaign against impaired driving starts Saturday

Prince George RCMP will be stepping up enforcement against driving while impaired heading into the holiday season.
Human activities, shipping, fishing, polluting, links to killer whale deaths: study

Human activities, shipping, fishing, polluting, links to killer whale deaths: study

VICTORIA — A long-running study of more than 50 dead killer whales in the Pacific Ocean concludes human activities pose deadly threats to the orcas.
Prince George RCMP launches impaired driving campaign

Prince George RCMP launches impaired driving campaign

“Impaired driving enforcement will be the same as usual”
Court order sought to remove hoard of vehicles from property

Court order sought to remove hoard of vehicles from property

The Fraser-Fort George Regional District has turned to the court to get a property owner to remove more than 100 vehicles stored on his property.
Prince George artist’s exhibition on disability and kindness to open at Two Rivers Gallery

Prince George artist’s exhibition on disability and kindness to open at Two Rivers Gallery

‘Art has brought me joy when my disability is, at times, all consuming’
Public health alert: Canada-wide Salmonella outbreak linked to hedgehogs

Public health alert: Canada-wide Salmonella outbreak linked to hedgehogs

Hedgehogs can carry Salmonella bacteria even though they appear healthy and clean and show no signs of illness.
COVID patients in northern B.C. transported to Victoria for intensive care

COVID patients in northern B.C. transported to Victoria for intensive care

Hospitals in northern B.C. whose intensive care units are full began sending their COVID-19 patients to Victoria this week.
U.K. authorizes Pfizer coronavirus vaccine for emergency use

U.K. authorizes Pfizer coronavirus vaccine for emergency use

LONDON — Britain authorized a COVID-19 vaccine for use Wednesday, greenlighting the first shot backed up by rigorous scientific review. The first vaccinations are expected within days — a major step toward eventually ending the pandemic.