Driving Miss Sayward, a fitness park for seniors and new dementia resources are some of the projects that will soon be underway as 28 B.C. communities receive age-friendly community planning and project grants totalling $496,165.

Empowering older British Columbians is the main focus of funding announced by Attorney General Suzanne Anton and Port Moody-Coquitlam MLA Linda Reimer on behalf of Health Minister Terry Lake.

Ground-breaking health research projects conducted through the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research (MSFHR) received a big boost with $50 million in funding from the provincial government.

Christmas is a special time for families. Married doctors Fola and Abbie Olajide are not only celebrating their first Christmas in British Columbia with their family, but also new jobs and a supportive community.

Motivation to get out and get active in the winter months can be as fleeting as daylight at this time of year. We all know we need to keep up our activity level, even in the winter weather.

Health Minister Terry Lake marked World AIDS Day with the following statement:

Remember to get your flu shot!

Premier Christy Clark and Health Minister Terry Lake announced a new four-year strategy for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) services to help health authorities increase patient access to MRI scans.

Health Minister Terry Lake has issued the following statement in recognition of World COPD Day:

Living and succeeding with a brain injury is a long, difficult journey – often cyclical and filled with twists and turns.