TB Vets Charitable Foundation

With tomorrow being the 65th anniversary of D-Day, we here at TB Vets take the time to reflect on an important part of our history...

This story ought to at least put a smile on your face: Our own Alfredo Munoz, Volunteer Coordinator with our Green Zebra Campaign, was wheeling Toby, TB Vets’ wonderful mailbox-mascot from an event when he heard a voice boom out from behind him ordering him to “Freeze!”. You ...

Health officials yesterday issued a warning to travellers from a Greyhound bus with destination to Kelowna, B.C. from Lethbridge, A.B. after a traveller was identified as being infected with TB...

Once again, our very own Roberto Molina, Front Desk Clerk here at TB Vets, is on his way to success with his Wheelchair Basketball career...

It’s hard to miss these days – the fear of a widespread Swine flu pandemic is everywhere. There are 284 confirmed cases in Canada (with 79 of them in B.C.) to date, and the WHO (World Health Organization) is maintaining the pandemic threat level at 5 out of 6. Ac...

In case you needed any further reasons to make every effort to limit your carbon footprint, a study has been released linking respiratory problems with rising global temperatures...

The spring has finally arrived and with it, the woes of seasonal allergies. Combined with asthma, these allergies can significantly affect the quality of your life. To help prevent and lower the severity of your asthma symptoms, try eating healthier – with a Mediterranean twist. ...

An article published last Wednesday by the Miami Herald demonstrates to us a very real threat, with many human lives at stake. It is commonly thought that TB is a ‘’conquered’’ disease in developed countries and that the TB epidemics that once ravaged this earth are a thing of the past. But ac...