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It's gratifying to know that the majority of British Columbians will follow the rules. However there are those that won't and there will be consequences

And helpful tips to help with behaviours over the holidays. This is a tough time for those with developmental disabilities or that have a history of trauma, abuse and neglect. Please note the worksheet that he talks about in the comment of the video.

For many years, society has always seemed to have the great urge to fix autistics. Now I’m not talking about how to manage anxiety or anything of that matter, I’m talking about how they present themselves.

Numbers of C0VID-19 reported cases continue to rise in the Shuswap and North Okanagan, according to this map provided by the BC Centre for Disease Control showing the new cases generated from Dec. 6 to 12 in the Local Health Areas.

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said testing remains available for anyone who needs it, but that officials want to make sure people with these symptoms are tested immediately.

BCTF President Teri Mooring asks parents to talk with children about wearing masks in school

A poem written by a person with depression.

It's National Addictions Awareness week (NAAW) This year’s theme is Change Begins with Me and the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction is encouraging the public to reassess how we think about substance use and people who use drugs. On their website you will find a suite of resources to help start conversations and spread the word:

An annual international writing competition fundraising for Tourette Canada. The 2020 contest is currently OPEN!

On Thursday, the officials brought in sweeping new measures meant to slow the rate of infections. They included the suspension of all indoor and outdoor community and social events until Dec. 7, even if they're under 50 people