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A shocking event at Moncton Hospital in New Brunswick has implications for hospitals on Vancouver Island. Between 2013 and 2017, a nurse administered the drug oxytocin to at least two expectant mothers in the delivery room.

Humans leave a big footprint on the Earth, and we crush thousands of other species wherever we step. According to a UN report, an estimated one million species 鈥� one-eighth of the total 鈥斅燼re under threat of extinction, thanks to human action.

Young Hannah Day has lost her fight with cancer. For a time, it seemed the nine-year-old from Sooke would win her battle. She survived one bout of cancer after another.

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Elizabeth May will be lonely no more in the House of Commons. In a byelection on Monday, Nanaimo-Ladysmith voters chose Green Party candidate Paul Manly to keep her company.

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Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry has called on the province to decriminalize possession of illicit drugs if the quantities involved are small. She argues, with some justification, that the war on drugs has been lost.