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158 people died of unregulated toxic drugs in September: BC Coroners Service — REUTERS / ixx511

Canadian Healthcare · British Columbia

158 people died of unregulated toxic drugs in September: BC Coroners Service

71% Left coverage: 7 sources

The BC Coroners Service says 158 people died this September due to unregulated drug toxicity. The number is up from the 150 reported deaths in August, and marks an overall high number of deaths from the same cause since May.See the Story

Why Is New Gold Stock Soaring Monday? - Coeur Mining (NYSE:CDE), New Gold (AMEX:NGD)

American Express

Why Is New Gold Stock Soaring Monday? - Coeur Mining (NYSE:CDE), New Gold (AMEX:NGD)

Coverage: 7 sources

Coeur Mining Inc. (CDE) announced acquisition of New Gold Inc. (NGD) in all-stock deal valued at $7 billion.See the Story

B.C.'s attorney general hopes new law would prevent further partner violence (Kelowna)

B.C.'s attorney general hopes new law would prevent further partner violence (Kelowna)

50% Right coverage: 4 sources

British Columbia Attorney General Niki Sharma says she is hopeful that new bail legislation introduced by the federal government will prevent a repeat of the events that led to death of a Kelowna woman. Bailey McCourt's ex-husband James Plover was charged with second-degree murder shortly after bein...See the Story

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