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Epilepsy patient becomes nurse at the same B.C. hospital unit that changed her life

Keri-Rose Tiessen once feared epilepsy would derail her dreams of a career in nursing. Now she works in the specialized B.C. unit that helped her take control of her health.

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												7 hours ago											Toronto home selling for under $2 million comes with plenty of income potential
												
													If you're looking to become a Toronto landlord in 2025 (because we all need goals), then 35 Columbine Ave. might just be the perfect fit. 35 Columbine Ave. is a professionally maintained semi-detached triplex smack in the middle of the Beaches. And unlike many triplexes that have hit the market lately, which are either in not-so-great shape or outrageously expensive, this is one that sits squarely in the Goldilocks zone of triplexes. The living room in the main floor unit. Listed for $1,689,000, 35 Columbine Ave. offers three self-contained units that are a great blend of original charm and modern updates. The bedroom of the main floor unit. The main floor unit is a one-bedroom, the basement is a studio and the upper two floors of the house are a two-bedroom apartment. The kitchen in the main floor unit. The main floor unit has original hardwood floors, a fireplace in the living room and a spacious kitchen with plenty of st...												
												
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												12 hours ago											With sentencing complete, victims of B.C. ‘fake nurse’ turn attention to civil suit
												
													Brigitte Cleroux was sentenced to seven years in prison for working as a nurse at B.C. Women's Hospital under stolen credentials.												
												
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												13 hours ago											Bill Clinton hospitalized with fever, but in good spirits: Spokesperson
												
													WASHINGTON — Former president Bill Clinton was admitted Monday to Georgetown University Medical Center in Washington after developing a fever. The 78-year-old was admitted in the “afternoon for testing and observation,” Angel Urena, Clinton’s deputy chief of staff, said in a statement. “He remains in good spirits and deeply appreciates the excellent care he is […]												
												
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												14 hours ago											ICE unit charges two northern Alberta registered sex offenders with child porn: ALERT
												
													“These are two examples of the types of files our unit is prioritizing. In both cases, we see the history of our suspects and need to act quickly to prevent harm from happening in our communities"												
												
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												14 hours ago											WARMINGTON: They call it ‘winter village,’ but it will always be Toronto’s Christmas market
												
													You can take Christmas out of the market, but you can’t change the fact that it’s still a Christmas market.  But they are sure going to try. Just when you thought the politically correct, woke, cancel-culture world was starting to be pushed back upon comes word Toronto’s most famous Christmas market is actually more of […]												
												
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												15 hours ago											Man hospitalized in ‘targeted’ shooting in Mission, B.C.; suspects at large
												
													Two suspects fled the scene of what RCMP say was a targeted shooting Saturday morning in Mission, B.C. The victim, a 57-year-old man, suffered non-life-threatening injuries.												
												
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												17 hours ago											‘I’m not done yet’: Longtime Banff resident searches for a living kidney donor
												
													Dave Millard has been living with polycystic kidney disease, the same disease believed to have taken the life of his father when he was just three years of age.												
												
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												18 hours ago											Revised airline compensation rules will only preserve status quo: consumer advocate
												
													Consumer advocates say proposed changes to Canada’s passenger rights charter will perpetuate loopholes that allow airlines to forego compensating travellers whose flights are disrupted. Ottawa is proposing new rules surrounding airlines’ obligations when a flight is delayed or cancelled by designating certain factors outside a carrier’s control, such as weather that could affect flight safety, […]												
												
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												18 hours ago											Flight disruption rule change proposals ‘fall short,’ airlines tell Ottawa
												
													The federal government has released proposed changes to the Air Passenger Protection Regulations surrounding airlines' obligations to travellers when flights are disrupted.												
												
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