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FIFA World Cup 2026: Ensuring the BC health care system puts its best foot forward
In June and July 2026, the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Nations; the Province of British Columbia; and the City of Vancouver will host seven FIFA World Cup 2026 (FWC26) matches at BC Place in Vancouver, with Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) serving as the host health jurisdiction.[1] With an estimated 350 000 spectators expected and international visitors from many regions over a concentrated period, the matches will take place alongside a large fan festival at the Pacific National...
Dr. Bonnie Henry: We are all one: responding to B.C.’s toxic drug crisis
Advertisement 1 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Opinion: Safer supply is not in competition with treatment or abstinence. Rather, it is intended to compete with those who profit from vulnerable people in communities across B.C. Article content The toxic drug crisis is complex and continues to claim lives at an alarming rate across North America. Advertisement 2 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
PHO addresses flu-associated deaths in children and youth
By Dr. Bonnie Henry The BC Centre for Disease and Control is aware of six reports of influenza-associated deaths among children and youth in B.C. this season, with investigations ongoing. My thoughts are with families and communities impacted by the loss of a loved one. Early findings indicate some of the children experienced secondary bacterial infections contributing to severe illness, which can be a complication of influenza.
Gender-based violence persists in our communities
By Dr. Bonnie Henry Women, girls, Two-Spirit, transgender, non-binary and gender-diverse people have the right to live free from violence, as do all people. Yet gender-based violence persists in our communities. Working to eliminate this violence is a public-health priority. People who experience or witness gender-based violence often suffer immediate and long-term harms to their mental, emotional, physical and spiritual health and wellness.
Now is the time to protect your children
Guest Commentary By Dr. Bonnie Henry Provincial Health Officer, BC As the summer holidays draw to a close, many families are starting to think about their back-to-school tasks. Buy school supplies. Take their children for haircuts. And help their kids pick out the perfect outfit for the first day of school. This year, I’m urging you to add another important item to your to-do list: ensure that your children are up to date on their routine vaccinations and that they get vaccinated against COVID-19.
PHO urges children be up-to-date on all vaccines
By Dr. Bonnie Henry Op-Ed Commentary As the summer holidays draw to a close, many families are starting to think about their back-to-school tasks. Buy school supplies. Take their children for haircuts. And help their kids pick out the perfect outfit for the first day of school. This year, I’m urging you to add another important item to your to-do list: ensure that your children are up to date on their routine vaccinations and that they get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Dr. Bonnie Henry: As we venture out into the world again, let’s do so steadily but cautiously
Opinion: This has been a unique time that we hope never to repeat but ultimately it is the SARS CoV-2 virus and our individual and collective actions that will determine our direction in the months and years ahead Article content From the very early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, I have spoken about how we are all in the same storm, but each of us is in a different boat. Advertisement 2 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
Dr. Bonnie Henry: As we venture out into the world again, let’s do so steadily but cautiously
Opinion: This has been a unique time that we hope never to repeat but ultimately it is the SARS CoV-2 virus and our individual and collective actions that will determine our direction in the months and years ahead Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry talks about the lifting of the mask mandate coming this Friday and the removal of the vaccination passport in the coming weeks during a COVID-19 update in the press theatre at the legislature in Victoria on Thursday, March 10, 2022.
Opinion: Summer a time for hope and healing, vaccines key to moving beyond pandemic
'Please continue to do what you can to stay safe and protected,' says Dr. Bonnie Henry. A commentary by B.C.'s provincial health officer. With more than three million people in B.C. protected from COVID-19 with their first dose of vaccine, B.C. is moving ahead to a safer, more hopeful time.
Comment: Summer a time for hope and healing, vaccines key to moving beyond pandemic
A commentary by B.C.'s provincial health officer. With more than three million people in B.C. protected from COVID-19 with their first dose of vaccine, B.C. is moving ahead to a safer, more hopeful time. article continues below Trending Stories The sacrifices each of us have made to keep one another safe, combined with life-saving vaccines, continue to be our most powerful tool to protect ourselves, our loved ones and our communities, and to move beyond this pandemic.
Opinion: Summer a time for hope and healing, vaccines key to moving beyond pandemic
'Please continue to do what you can to stay safe and protected,' says Dr. Bonnie Henry. A commentary by B.C.'s provincial health officer. With more than three million people in B.C. protected from COVID-19 with their first dose of vaccine, B.C. is moving ahead to a safer, more hopeful time.
Opinion: Summer a time for hope and healing, vaccines key to moving beyond pandemic
'Please continue to do what you can to stay safe and protected,' says Dr. Bonnie Henry. A commentary by B.C.'s provincial health officer. With more than three million people in B.C. protected from COVID-19 with their first dose of vaccine, B.C. is moving ahead to a safer, more hopeful time.
Opinion: Summer a time for hope and healing, vaccines key to moving beyond pandemic
'Please continue to do what you can to stay safe and protected,' says Dr. Bonnie Henry. A commentary by B.C.'s provincial health officer. With more than three million people in B.C. protected from COVID-19 with their first dose of vaccine, B.C. is moving ahead to a safer, more hopeful time.
Opinion: Summer a time for hope and healing, vaccines key to moving beyond pandemic
'Please continue to do what you can to stay safe and protected,' says Dr. Bonnie Henry. A commentary by B.C.'s provincial health officer. With more than three million people in B.C. protected from COVID-19 with their first dose of vaccine, B.C. is moving ahead to a safer, more hopeful time.
Opinion: Summer a time for hope and healing, vaccines key to moving beyond pandemic
'Please continue to do what you can to stay safe and protected,' says Dr. Bonnie Henry. A commentary by B.C.'s provincial health officer. With more than three million people in B.C. protected from COVID-19 with their first dose of vaccine, B.C. is moving ahead to a safer, more hopeful time.
Opinion: Summer a time for hope and healing, vaccines key to moving beyond pandemic
'Please continue to do what you can to stay safe and protected,' says Dr. Bonnie Henry. A commentary by B.C.'s provincial health officer. With more than three million people in B.C. protected from COVID-19 with their first dose of vaccine, B.C. is moving ahead to a safer, more hopeful time.
Dr. Bonnie Henry: Summer a time for hope and healing; vaccines key to moving beyond pandemic
Opinion: While this fall may feel like a long way away, we want to put ourselves in the best and safest place we can as we go into our next respiratory infection season Author of the article: Dr. Bonnie Henry The provincial health officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry, gives a briefing on COVID-19 in Victoria on May 17, 2021.
Dr. Bonnie Henry: Summer a time for hope and healing; vaccines key to moving beyond pandemic
Advertisement This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Opinion: While this fall may feel like a long way away, we want to put ourselves in the best and safest place we can as we go into our next respiratory infection season Author of the article: Dr. Bonnie Henry The provincial health officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry, gives a briefing on COVID-19 in Victoria on May 17, 2021.
International: 30 bestselling books for the week of March 13
Bookmanager's list of the top selling books and new releases for the week. Author of the article: Aleesha Harris International bestsellers for the week. Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Article content NEW RELEASES 1. The Rose Code: A Novel, by Kate Quinn. 2. Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe, by Dr. Bonnie Henry, Lynn Henry. 3. The Code Breaker, by Walter Isaacson. 4.
International: 30 bestselling books for the week of March 13
Bookmanager's list of the top selling books and new releases for the week. Author of the article: Aleesha Harris International bestsellers for the week. Article content NEW RELEASES 1. The Rose Code: A Novel, by Kate Quinn. 2. Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe, by Dr. Bonnie Henry, Lynn Henry. 3. The Code Breaker, by Walter Isaacson. 4. Transient Desires: A Commissario Guido Brunetti Mystery, by Donna Leon. 5. How to Do the Work, by Dr. Nicole Lepera. 6. Satellite Love: A Novel, by Genki Ferguson. 7.
International: 30 bestselling books for the week of March 13
Bookmanager's list of the top selling books and new releases for the week. Author of the article: Aleesha Harris International bestsellers for the week. Article content NEW RELEASES 1. The Rose Code: A Novel, by Kate Quinn. 2. Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe, by Dr. Bonnie Henry, Lynn Henry. 3. The Code Breaker, by Walter Isaacson. 4. Transient Desires: A Commissario Guido Brunetti Mystery, by Donna Leon. 5. How to Do the Work, by Dr. Nicole Lepera. 6. Satellite Love: A Novel, by Genki Ferguson. 7.
International: 30 bestselling books for the week of March 13
Bookmanager's list of the top selling books and new releases for the week. Author of the article: Aleesha Harris International bestsellers for the week. Article content NEW RELEASES 1. The Rose Code: A Novel, by Kate Quinn. 2. Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe, by Dr. Bonnie Henry, Lynn Henry. 3. The Code Breaker, by Walter Isaacson. 4. Transient Desires: A Commissario Guido Brunetti Mystery, by Donna Leon. 5. How to Do the Work, by Dr. Nicole Lepera. 6. Satellite Love: A Novel, by Genki Ferguson. 7.
International: 30 bestselling books for the week of March 13
Bookmanager's list of the top selling books and new releases for the week. Author of the article: Aleesha Harris International bestsellers for the week. Article content NEW RELEASES 1. The Rose Code: A Novel, by Kate Quinn. 2. Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe, by Dr. Bonnie Henry, Lynn Henry. 3. The Code Breaker, by Walter Isaacson. 4. Transient Desires: A Commissario Guido Brunetti Mystery, by Donna Leon. 5. How to Do the Work, by Dr. Nicole Lepera. 6. Satellite Love: A Novel, by Genki Ferguson. 7.
International: 30 bestselling books for the week of March 13
Bookmanager's list of the top selling books and new releases for the week. Author of the article: Aleesha Harris International bestsellers for the week. Article content NEW RELEASES 1. The Rose Code: A Novel, by Kate Quinn. 2. Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe, by Dr. Bonnie Henry, Lynn Henry. 3. The Code Breaker, by Walter Isaacson. 4. Transient Desires: A Commissario Guido Brunetti Mystery, by Donna Leon. 5. How to Do the Work, by Dr. Nicole Lepera. 6. Satellite Love: A Novel, by Genki Ferguson. 7.
International: 30 bestselling books for the week of March 13
Bookmanager's list of the top selling books and new releases for the week. Author of the article: Aleesha Harris International bestsellers for the week. Article content NEW RELEASES 1. The Rose Code: A Novel, by Kate Quinn. 2. Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe, by Dr. Bonnie Henry, Lynn Henry. 3. The Code Breaker, by Walter Isaacson. 4. Transient Desires: A Commissario Guido Brunetti Mystery, by Donna Leon. 5. How to Do the Work, by Dr. Nicole Lepera. 6. Satellite Love: A Novel, by Genki Ferguson. 7.
International: 30 bestselling books for the week of March 13
Bookmanager's list of the top selling books and new releases for the week. Author of the article: Aleesha Harris International bestsellers for the week. Article content NEW RELEASES 1. The Rose Code: A Novel, by Kate Quinn. 2. Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe, by Dr. Bonnie Henry, Lynn Henry. 3. The Code Breaker, by Walter Isaacson. 4. Transient Desires: A Commissario Guido Brunetti Mystery, by Donna Leon. 5. How to Do the Work, by Dr. Nicole Lepera. 6. Satellite Love: A Novel, by Genki Ferguson. 7.
International: 30 bestselling books for the week of March 13
Bookmanager's list of the top selling books and new releases for the week. Author of the article: Aleesha Harris International bestsellers for the week. Article content NEW RELEASES 1. The Rose Code: A Novel, by Kate Quinn. 2. Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe, by Dr. Bonnie Henry, Lynn Henry. 3. The Code Breaker, by Walter Isaacson. 4. Transient Desires: A Commissario Guido Brunetti Mystery, by Donna Leon. 5. How to Do the Work, by Dr. Nicole Lepera. 6. Satellite Love: A Novel, by Genki Ferguson. 7.
International: 30 bestselling books for the week of March 13
Bookmanager's list of the top selling books and new releases for the week. Author of the article: Aleesha Harris International bestsellers for the week. Article content NEW RELEASES 1. The Rose Code: A Novel, by Kate Quinn. 2. Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe, by Dr. Bonnie Henry, Lynn Henry. 3. The Code Breaker, by Walter Isaacson. 4. Transient Desires: A Commissario Guido Brunetti Mystery, by Donna Leon. 5. How to Do the Work, by Dr. Nicole Lepera. 6. Satellite Love: A Novel, by Genki Ferguson. 7.
International: 30 bestselling books for the week of March 13
Bookmanager's list of the top selling books and new releases for the week. Author of the article: Aleesha Harris International bestsellers for the week. Article content NEW RELEASES 1. The Rose Code: A Novel, by Kate Quinn. 2. Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe, by Dr. Bonnie Henry, Lynn Henry. 3. The Code Breaker, by Walter Isaacson. 4. Transient Desires: A Commissario Guido Brunetti Mystery, by Donna Leon. 5. How to Do the Work, by Dr. Nicole Lepera. 6. Satellite Love: A Novel, by Genki Ferguson. 7.
International: 30 bestselling books for the week of March 13
Bookmanager's list of the top selling books and new releases for the week. Author of the article: Aleesha Harris International bestsellers for the week. Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Article content NEW RELEASES 1. The Rose Code: A Novel, by Kate Quinn. 2. Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe, by Dr. Bonnie Henry, Lynn Henry. 3. The Code Breaker, by Walter Isaacson. 4.
International: 30 bestselling books for the week of March 13
Bookmanager's list of the top selling books and new releases for the week. Author of the article: Aleesha Harris International bestsellers for the week. Article content NEW RELEASES 1. The Rose Code: A Novel, by Kate Quinn. 2. Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe, by Dr. Bonnie Henry, Lynn Henry. 3. The Code Breaker, by Walter Isaacson. 4. Transient Desires: A Commissario Guido Brunetti Mystery, by Donna Leon. 5. How to Do the Work, by Dr. Nicole Lepera. 6. Satellite Love: A Novel, by Genki Ferguson. 7.
International: 30 bestselling books for the week of March 13
Bookmanager's list of the top selling books and new releases for the week. Author of the article: Aleesha Harris International bestsellers for the week. Article content NEW RELEASES 1. The Rose Code: A Novel, by Kate Quinn. 2. Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe, by Dr. Bonnie Henry, Lynn Henry. 3. The Code Breaker, by Walter Isaacson. 4. Transient Desires: A Commissario Guido Brunetti Mystery, by Donna Leon. 5. How to Do the Work, by Dr. Nicole Lepera. 6. Satellite Love: A Novel, by Genki Ferguson. 7.
Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe: Excerpt from the new book by Dr. Bonnie Henry and Lynn Henry
Opinion: Tuesday, March 17, 2020 — St. Patrick’s Day— was a day of realization and reckoning for many people, including me . . . I was struck, too, by the equal need to give people hope — to let them know that we’d weather this storm together. Author of the article: Dr. Bonnie Henry Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry provides a COVID-19 update in late March, 2020. Photo by Jason Payne /PNG Article content “Be kind. Be calm.
Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe: Excerpt from the new book by Dr. Bonnie Henry and Lynn Henry
Opinion: Tuesday, March 17, 2020 — St. Patrick’s Day— was a day of realization and reckoning for many people, including me . . . I was struck, too, by the equal need to give people hope — to let them know that we’d weather this storm together. Author of the article: Dr. Bonnie Henry Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry provides a COVID-19 update in late March, 2020. Photo by Jason Payne /PNG Article content “Be kind. Be calm.
Be Kind, Be Calm, Be Safe: Excerpt from the new book by Dr. Bonnie Henry and Lynn Henry
Opinion: Tuesday, March 17, 2020 — St. Patrick’s Day— was a day of realization and reckoning for many people, including me . . . I was struck, too, by the equal need to give people hope — to let them know that we’d weather this storm together. Author of the article: Dr. Bonnie Henry Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry provides a COVID-19 update in late March, 2020. Photo by Jason Payne /PNG Article content “Be kind. Be calm.
In her new book ‘Be Kind Be Calm Be Safe’ Dr. Bonnie Henry remembers a pandemic day ‘seared into my memory’
By Bonnie Henry Lynn HenrySpecial to the Star Fri., March 5, 2021timer3 min. read Dr. Bonnie Henry was one of the early faces of the COVID-19 pandemic. As British Columbia’s provincial health officer, she was hailed for her decisive action — and even had a pair of Fluevog shoes made in her name. Her sister, Lynn, is the publishing director of Knopf Canada.
In her new book ‘Be Kind Be Calm Be Safe’ Dr. Bonnie Henry remembers a pandemic day ‘seared into my memory’
Dr. Bonnie Henry was one of the early faces of the COVID-19 pandemic. As British Columbia's provincial health officer, she was hailed for her decisive action - and even had a pair of...
In her new book ‘Be Kind Be Calm Be Safe’ Dr. Bonnie Henry remembers a pandemic day ‘seared into my memory’
By Bonnie Henry Lynn HenrySpecial to the Star Fri., March 5, 2021timer3 min. read Dr. Bonnie Henry was one of the early faces of the COVID-19 pandemic. As British Columbia’s provincial health officer, she was hailed for her decisive action — and even had a pair of Fluevog shoes made in her name. Her sister, Lynn, is the publishing director of Knopf Canada.
Comment, Dr. Bonnie Henry: Vaccine teams working as quickly as they can
A commentary by the provincial health officer. Without question, this winter and this past year have been challenging for every single one of us. Right now, we stand at a turning point: we have safe and effective vaccines, and they are becoming increasingly available. article continues below Trending Stories I want to assure you that every person behind Canada’s and B.C.’s immunization effort is working hard to safely get vaccine into the arms of everyone as quickly as possible.
Dr. Bonnie Henry: We can now see light at the end of what has been a very long road
Opinion: We are excited to have put together the workforce that we're going to need over the next six months to ensure that we get vaccine into eligible people as efficiently as possible. Author of the article: Dr. Bonnie Henry We have delivered more than 280,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccines throughout B.C., from long-term care homes to remote and isolated First Nations communities. PNG Article content Without question, this winter and this past year have been challenging for every one of us.
Dr. Bonnie Henry: Maximizing the benefit of limited vaccine supply Original
A commentary by B.C.’s provincial health officer. The COVID-19 pandemic has been incredibly difficult for all of us, and each day I am grateful for the sacrifices people have made, and continue to make, to keep their friends, family and neighbours safe. article continues below Trending Stories We are all eager to put the pandemic behind us, and the approval of two safe and effective vaccines for use in Canada gives us light at the end of the tunnel.
Dr. Bonnie Henry: B.C. is maximizing the benefit of the limited COVID-19 vaccine supply
Opinion: The decision to delay the second dose of COVID-19 vaccine by a week has strong scientific backing Author of the article: Dr. Bonnie Henry Opinion: By delaying the second dose by seven days we will be able to reach over 150,000 more at-risk people in B.C. This plan is based on sound science and data, says Dr. Bonnie Henry.
Mount Pleasant proprietors pivot under pandemic pressure
Businesses adapt as COVID-19 shakes up retail and hospitality environment By Hayley Woodin | November 17, 2020 Rob Kruyt/BIV files As they have in other shopping areas around the Lower Mainland, local merchants along the Main Street and Commercial Drive retail corridors have been hit hard by the pandemic.
Op-Ed: One of the important layers to protect yourself, your community - Opinion
Dr. Bonnie Henry, Provincial Health Officer - Nov 16, 2020 / 6:50 pm | Story: 316557 British Columbians have been nimble in adapting their individual actions to slow the spread of COVID-19 in our communities over the last ten months, and it has had a big impact. Our actions have helped keep our hospitals, schools and workplaces open - and protect the ones we love. Such essential actions include maintaining a safe distance from others, cleaning our hands and staying home if we get sick.
Risks Digest 32.36
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Summit 2020 Speakers - Interface Health Summit
Dr. Ibrahim Gedeon Chief Technology Officer Telus Edmonton, Canada @GedeonIbrahim Neil Fraser President Medtronic Canada Toronto, Canada @NeilD_Fraser Christine Bergeron Interim President & CEO Vancity Credit Union Vancouver, Canada @christineyvr John Nosta President NostaLab WHO Digital Health Google Health Board New York, USA @JohnNosta Gil Bashe Managing Partner, Global Health FINN Partners New York, USA @Gil_Bashe Erica Lloyd Director Public Sector Soul Machines Auckland, New Zealand...
Read an excerpt from Dr Bonnie Henry's 'Soap and Water and Common Sense': Nothing is immune to Microbes Inc - Living News , Firstpost
In Soap and Water and Common Sense, Dr Bonnie Henry traces the evolution of common sicknesses and explains how staying healthy boils down to basic hygiene. As the coronavirus intensifies it's grip on the world, the 2009 book Soap and Water and Common Sense: The Definitive Guide to Viruses, Bacteria, Parasites, and Disease by Dr Bonnie Henry becomes a vital read to revisit.
Waxing and pedicures in a pandemic? A top epidemiologist explains what not to do
A pedicure under way | NeedPix Text Size: Another warm water environment that provides perfect conditions for some of the bugs at Microbes Inc. are what are known as personal service settings: nail salons, hairdressers, barbershops, spas, acupuncturists, and body piercing and tattoo parlours. Traditionally these services have not been of great concern to public health officials.
British Columbia’s COVID-19 experience
A novel coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, was first identified in December 2019 and resulted in cases of pneumonia in Wuhan, China.[1] Since then, SARS-CoV-2 has spread rapidly around the globe.
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