Sick ravens and crows in Peace River area raise West Nile flag
In the Peace River region a deadly paralysis affects ravens and crows, with Hillspring Wildlife Rehabilitation head Leona Green reporting dozens of found birds unable to stand. BC experts link the pattern to West Nile virus as the province runs its dead-bird surveillance since 2011, noting humans have been affected in Canada since 1999 but BC last saw a human case in 2010.
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BC funds Aboriginal Early Childhood Education chair in Kamloops
The province announced 2.5 million dollars in research funding to establish a Thompson Rivers University Regional Innovation Chair focusing on Aboriginal early childhood education development and maternal child health. Dr. Rod McCormick, a First Nations health expert, was named chair after a cross-disciplinary faculty review.
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