A partnership between Interior Health and the Cranbrook RCMP is connecting people in mental health and substance-use crises with clinical support before situations escalate.
An unusually high rate of whooping cough cases in the Interior Health region has health officials reminding residents to ensure their vaccinations are up to date.
A new digital public safety tool called HealthIM has launched across RCMP detachments in Cranbrook, Columbia Valley, Creston, Elk Valley Regional, Kimberley, and Golden.
Interior Health has issued a drug alert for the entire region after several samples of substances sold as down, dope, tranq or fentanyl that were found to contain medetomidine, up to 15 per cent, in addition to carfentanil and benzodiazepines.
Interior Health is urging media to share a list of 24-hour crisis supports following a tragedy in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., saying the services are available to help residents across the region cope with the emotional impact.
Cranbrook community and health services have issued an overdose alert after they've seen a surge in overdoses with symptoms of intense sedation, confusion, disorientation and hallucination.
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