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B.C. launches text-based pain support line for tradespeople

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British Columbia has launched a text-based support service to help tradespeople manage chronic pain, connecting workers to counselling, pain programs and mental-health resources through a single text message. The Guide Line, operated by Pain BC with $1.8 million in provincial funding, allows tradesp...

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