DOWN containing carfentanil, desalkygidazepam, bromazolam and xylazine

Protecting your baby or child from the sun is essential whether you're heading to the park or beach, running errands, or enjoying a summer day outdoors. Babies and children are especially vulnerable to the dangers of heat and sun exposure.

Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) has issued special weather statements for several parts of the province, including the Fraser Valley. This is not a Heat Warning or an Extreme Heat Emergency in the BC Heat Alert Response System, but we will experience the first stretch of high temperatures of the season.

The first stretch of high temperatures can lead some people to overheat because they are not yet accustomed to warmer weather.

Drug poisonings are increasing in Mt. Waddington. Friends, family and community members using unregulated substances face increased risk.

Naloxone is a widely available medication that can temporarily reverse the effects of an opioid overdose. It has been a vital tool in combatting the toxic drug crisis since B.C. launched the Take Home Naloxone program in 2012.

Interior Heath has extended the OVERDOSE ALERT for Williams Lake and surrounding area due to a sustained increase in drug overdose deaths and ongoing overdose events. In effect until June 12, 2025

There's always potential for extended hot temperatures in the summer. Here's what you can do to ensure you and your family remain safe and healthy this summer.

Multiple samples sold as DOWN in Kamloops testing positive for CARFENTANIL and BENZODIAZEPINES

As the weather continues to warm up, it's important to stay safe while enjoying the water.