Drug alert issued for area Ecstasy supply
Interior Health warns of high levels of contaminants in Ecstasy tablets.
Interior Health warns of high levels of contaminants in Ecstasy tablets.
Interior Health says it has lifted the cautionary advisory at Williamson Lake. Details and next steps here.
The Revelstoke Community Response Network is helping to prepare Revelstoke for future heat waves.
Interior Health said testing results from Williamson Lake will be available mid-week.
The City of Revelstoke has issued notice of an algae bloom at Williamson Lake, advising residents to avoid direct contact with the bloom. Revelstokemountaineer.com questions this week to the city, Interior Health and the Ministry of Environment found the city does no regular water quality testing at the lake and does not participate in an Interior Health program that monitors water quality at natural swimming areas.
A new health alert system launched by Interior Health is meant to help reduce harms, including overdose and death, from toxic, illicit drugs.
Interior Health introduces interactive maps that highlight four common climate hazards in B.C. to help communities plan for resiliency
Interior Health issues urgent warning of illicit drugs circulating in the region that contain extremely high concentrations of both fentanyl and benzodiazepine.
Revelstoke Mountaineer podcast: Interior Health Medical Health Officer, Dr. Karin Goodison, discussed the rise of the Omicron wave in Revelstoke over the past three weeks, what's happening now with boosters, rapid tests, the care home outbreak, Interior Health communications during outbreaks, and the outlook for businesses that have been mandated closed.
Find out about several new developments in the COVID-19 situation in Revelstoke and B.C. on Dec. 23 here.