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A proposed new building for the healing facility was denied because it would be built on farmland. Andrew MacLeod is The Tyee’s Legislative Bureau Chief in Victoria and the author of All Together Healthy (Douglas & McIntyre, 2018). Find him on Twitter or reach him at . SHARES Premier John Horgan and Agriculture Minister Lana Popham both say they support the proposed new First Nations healing centre after the province’s land commission rejected its construction. Photo via the BC Government. The B.C. government is working with Carrier Sekani Family Services to find a path forward for a proposed treatment and healing facility for people with substance use issues after a decision by the Agricultural Land Commission set back the project. ....
VIDEO: ICU nurses on COVID-19 frontline By WAFF 48 Digital Staff | March 17, 2021 at 1:17 PM CDT - Updated March 17 at 7:50 PM HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - “It was very surprising. That’s one word for it.” Whitney Reynolds said working in a hospital in 2020 reminded her of the Ebola cluster in 2014. Then, two nurses treating a patient with Ebola at a hospital in Dallas contracted the virus. According to Texas Health and Human Services, the patient died, but both nurses survived. Hospitals across America prepared for a potential outbreak. Reynolds said the disaster preparedness then was never needed. She said at first, in felt like that would be the case in Alabama with COVID-19. ....
Horgan responded that making sure communities have treatment capacity is a top priority, and the government wants to see the facility built. “I’m not aware the project has been stopped,” he said. “I am aware it has not yet begun.” In a March 4 letter to three cabinet ministers Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation Minister Murray Rankin; Agriculture, Food and Fisheries Minister Lana Popham; and Mental Health and Addictions Minister Sheila Malcolmson Cheslatta Carrier Chief Corrina Leween criticized the Agricultural Land Commission’s decision to reject plans to build the treatment centre and asked for urgent action. “The decision fails to uphold your government’s commitments to address the opioid crisis on an urgent basis, to close the systemic gaps in medical and health services for First Nations people in the north, to implement the [Truth and Reconciliation Commission] Calls to Action, and to honour the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peo ....
As that song kept playing, “Bring Me a Higher Love,” I literally thought it was the end for me. I thought this is where it ended before it even began. Ten seconds or so those were the moments I will never forget. Today I write for healing, I write out of fear, trauma, and shock. I am still unable to assimilate what went down and what happened. A reckless driver who was on his phone took my lane from the opposite side of the road. Without him looking and without hearing me honking, I took my extreme right to escape him, but my car lost control. ....
After the Yoo-rrook Truth and Justice Commission, Aboriginal people are not obliged to forgive Posted SatSaturday 13 updated SatSaturday 13 MarMarch 2021 at 9:28pm Aboriginal people are told to forgive and forget, but is that expectation reasonable, asks Stan Grant. ( Print text only Who owns truth? And who gets to decide when or how truth is told? The Yoo-rrook Justice Commission has been praised as an important step to facing up to a brutal history. But is it? It is certainly a long overdue opportunity for Aboriginal people to tell the truth of massacre and rape and theft of land and segregation and exploitation and stolen children and broken families. ....