A CBC News hidden-camera investigation into Botox injections offered by unlicenced practitioners raises serious questions and as Natalie Clancy reports, there are other temptations people looking for the cosmetic treatment should avoid. video
Federal and provinical health authorities say they will take action after CBC News revealed two Vancouver-area clinics were offering Botox injections that would be administered by people not licensed to carry out the procedure. video
Some Vancouver-area medical spas are ignoring Health Canada regulations that Botox be prescribed and injected by a physician, a CBC News investigation has revealed. video
A former B.C. white supremacist says he's abandoned his old ideology and now works to help other people quit racist organizations. video
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