The new MOSAIC Community Clinic in Burnaby plans to provide culturally safe, trauma-informed health care which aims to serve newcomers to Canada, persons who identify as First Nations, Inuit, and Métis, new mothers and their babies, people living with complex mental health issues, and people experiencing homelessness or precarious housing.

Danny Nesvaderani  in Burnaby at CJSF will bring us more on that one.

Ian Gregg at CFUR in Prince George is looking into how The University of Northern British Columbia plans to follow through on its plan to roll Compost Operator duties into other existing staff positions, leading to the curtailment of the Compost Operator, Keaton Freel’s, student position. Stay Tuned.

A collaborative project headed up by the Comox Valley Regional District is being recognized with a climate adaptation award from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities for their Dyke Road Park Project. Heather Watcon at CHLY in Nanaimo brings us that story.

And Pam Haasen in Smithers at CICK News reports on Terrace based Ksan Society’s new initiative to bring PaceKit’s, Canada’s first self-collection DNA evidence kit for victim’s of sexual assault to Northern B.C.