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Asian woman allegedly assaulted at UBC; RCMP looking for witnesses | Philippine Canadian Inquirer

An alleged unprovoked assault happened on an Asian woman at the University of British Columbia (UBC) over the weekend, according to University RCMP. In a news release, Mounties said an unidentified man approached the woman who was taking the garbage out in the alley located behind the 5700 block of University Boulevard last Saturday, March 27, at around 8:10 p.m. Police reported that the man used a “racial term” against the woman and then “punched” her in the head and stomach. Mounties said the suspect ran in an unknown direction and the victim hid to call 911. The woman was brought to a hospital and treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

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Man removed from room that was on fire at VA's Vancouver campus

Man removed from room that was on fire at VA’s Vancouver campus By Jerzy Shedlock, Columbian Breaking News Reporter Published: February 25, 2021, 2:21pm Share: (iStock.com) Vancouver Fire Department crews responded to an apartment fire Thursday in which the occupant barricaded himself inside a room. Firefighters were dispatched at 10:45 a.m. to 1615 E. Fourth Plain Blvd., the VA Portland Health Care System’s Vancouver Campus, for a report of a commercial structure fire. They located the alarm panel for the apartment building and determined which room was under threat. Once at the room, they spotted smoke pouring from its closed door, Vancouver firefighter and spokesman Joe Hudson said.

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This week, Health Canada opened a public consultation on its “proposal to restore potential access to restricted drugs through the Special Access Program (SAP).” The SAP allows healthcare professionals to request unapproved drugs for patients with serious or life-threatening conditions if other therapies have failed, aren’t suitable or are not available in Canada. The proposal includes bringing MDMA and psilocybin back from a 2013 amendment to the Food and Drug Regulations that restricted these drugs, among others, to be part of the SAP. If the once restricted drugs qualify again for the SAP, they would be treated as controlled substances, thus allowing healthcare professionals to request these drugs for patients.

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