July

With this news the smoldering resentment against the Japanese was brought to a boiling point in Canada. Racism turned to violence in Vancouver and increased when 2000 Canadian soldiers who were defending Hong Kong were killed or captured when the Japanese took the island on 25 December 1941. After these events, violence and racism ran rampant in British Columbia

Background

Background
The BC Cancer Agency (BCCA) is the sole provider of radiotherapy (RT) in British Columbia and the Yukon and plays a major role in administering systemic therapy. The BCCA Centre for the North treats residents from all over Northern BC, which covers 600 000 km². In 2013 there were 613 cancer cases requiring radiotherapy in this area.

Marijuana and its extracts are derived from Cannabis sativa, a type of hemp plant that contains active compounds called cannabinoids, which are categorized as psychoactive (e.g., cannabinol), non-psychoactive (e.g., cannabidiol), and inactive. Marijuana is the most common illicit drug in Canada and is used to manage symptoms of some health conditions. However, as with many drugs, regular use of marijuana can result in dependence.