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  1. Kelowna leaders, including Dyas, are pushing for care centre reforms while Interior Health reports on toxic drug deaths and RCMP comments on public disorder.

A health authority in Kelowna is facing a site closure/renewal issue, prompting correspondence from local leaders regarding the operational status.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 3
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A health authority in Kelowna is facing a site closure/renewal issue, prompting correspondence from local leaders regarding the operational status.

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KelownaInterior Health

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  1. Tom Dyas criticized Interior Health for closing a detox facility.Sub-event
  2. Compliance with health standards is required for rebuilding efforts involving Interior Health.Sub-event
  3. Kelowna mayor Tom Dyas asked the federal government to shut down a drug consumption site, sending a letter to Marjorie Michel.Sub-event
  4. Health authority in Kelowna responds to city calls regarding site closure and renewal status.1 source
  5. Dyas moves to deny renewal of a site under Interior Health's management.1 source

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Kelowna leaders, including Dyas, are pushing for care centre reforms while Interior Health reports on toxic drug deaths and RCMP comments on public disorder. All 1 developments

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