Feel Good Friday: Global BC’s highlights of the week
From new funds for health and natural resources research to a decorated firetruck delivering music and candy, here are five good news stories from the week to share.
From new funds for health and natural resources research to a decorated firetruck delivering music and candy, here are five good news stories from the week to share.
A Brighton family doctor who received a letter containing an antisemitic death threat believes it was sent because of her advocacy to dispel vaccine conspiracy theories.
The victim was sitting in his vehicle when another man approached him and started stabbing him. The suspect ran off and was not found.
Blaze the cat miraculously survived -51 C frigid weather after he was found on the side of a highway outside of Regina. He is expected to make a full recovery.
The BCCDC says this year's vaccine appears to cut the risk of medically attended influenza-like illness by more than half, with an estimated vaccine effectiveness of 55 per cent.
It’s a wild lost-and-found tale: a pigeon that literally flew the coop from abroad wound up in Calgary. The incredible journey of how she got to Alberta may remain a mystery.
In September 2011, Helen Naslund shot her husband twice in the head while he was in bed on a farm near Holden, Alta., about 100 kilometres southeast of Edmonton.