‘A nurse showing up to work today is often expected to do the work of 2 people’
‘Exhausted, overworked, and facing brutal criticism from the public’
University of Northern British Columbia launches first nursing degree program in Fort St. John
Health minister says province is working on plans to deal with fallout
Province had been demanding a three per cent rollback for the 30,000-plus members of UNA
Pitt Meadows man is still blowing his inherited horn each night at 7 p.m.
Top issues were made known this week at B.C. Nurses’ Union annual convention, which saw 500 nurses attend virtually
National Nursing Week is May 10 to 16
Ridge Meadows Hospital staff are there for people’s worst and best times in life
Susan Malloch voluntarily agreed to a three-day suspension of her certificate of registration
The petition has gathered nearly 16,000 signatures
Stephanie Bazinet received the BC Emergency Health Services Vital Link Award
KPU, UBC, BCIT and Douglas College nursing students form COVID response team
Support comes as pandemic brings increased need for food banks, cutbacks in charitable donations
Marcia Kent says situation is difficult but worth it to keep twin boys safe
Website helping to match volunteers with those who need help with daily errands
Open letter to provincial, federal governments says current measures are insufficient
