It is recommended that eligible individuals ages 40 to 74 who have a parent, full-sibling or child with breast cancer receive a mammogram every year.
Eligible individuals ages 40 to 74 without a family history of breast cancer should schedule a mammogram every two years.
The health authority noted residents who are pregnant and greater than 20 weeks into their pregnancy, are eligible for medical services at the Labour and Delivery Department at UHNBC.Â
The document states 98 drowning deaths occurred province-wide in 2024, a decline of 18% when compared to 2023.Â
In total, our health authority tallied nine fatalities from accidental drowning last year.Â
This fall, the Ronald McDonald House British Columbia and Yukon will be unveiling a new family support space inside UHNBC.
It will feature a stocked kitchen, dining area as well as a living room, bathroom with shower and sleeping area.
Northern Health's Northern Interior Health Unit (NIHU) will be making a move in spring 2026.Â
According to Northern Health, the current NIHU building will be deconstructed after the move to make space for the tower.Â