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New mothers encouraged to continue breastfeeding after returning to work
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Canada · CanadaThree new shots for respiratory syncytial virus have been approved or are on the horizon for Canada, which could mean a sea change in the toll RSV takes on the very young and very old – if the shots were widely and freely available in this country. But it appears that won’t be the case f...See the Story
Will you get a flu shot this year?
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Kelowna · KelownaThe BC Human Rights Tribunal has dismissed a woman's complaint who was denied access to a Kelowna men's group event held at a library back in 2019. Renee Murakami filed the complaint after she was denied entry to a September 2019 event. In a decision released earlier this month, tribunal member Devyn Cousineau ruled in favour of the Samurai Brotherhood, a men's organization.See the Story
Woman's complaint against Kelowna' men's group dismissed
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Adventure versus comfort when it comes to eating on the road - Happy Gourmand
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Kelowna · KelownaContract issues at the Central Okanagan Hospice House means some patients will be unable to enter the facility, and will instead have to spend their final days in an overcrowded hospital. Since June 30, a group of family physicians in Kelowna who supported the palliative care needs of doctorless patients entering the hospice has been without a contract. Those who follow their patients into hospice typically do it on compassionate grounds after building up a relationship with a patient over years.See the Story
Contract issues put up barriers for some to hospice care in Kelowna
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Truth and Reconciliation captivates young minds at school event
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Kelowna · KelownaRod Tribiger saved a man's life from a burning truck on July 20. Tribiger was one of five people to receive medals from the Royal Canadian Humane Association for their acts of bravery to save a life. "I think anyone in that scenario would have done the same thing, including you," said Tribiger.See the Story
Kelowna man recognized for heroic act in saving a life
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ProtestorsKelsey Moffatt faces charges of assault causing bodily harm. The incident happened almost exactly one year ago, on Oct. 1. Counter-protester Korry Zepik said he was pushed into Highway 97 traffic, pursued across the street and shoved to the ground. He suffered a sprained knee and lacerations to his head.See the Story
Assault at Vernon protest rally due in court next week
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