This statistic can be (and often is) stated for all developed Western countries. It's a bit misleading.
The statistics are a 'whole of life' calculation, and cancer is still primarily a disease of the over 65s. Due to medical advances, we're living longer than ever. The older you get, the more likely you are to be diagnosed with some form of cancer. Those medical advances have also greatly improved our chances of surviving it.

Mum's nearly 87, had bowel cancer and resection at 60. She's fine
Mum again, diagnosed with breast cancer last year, had a breast removed and is now on oral treatment (tablets). She's fine (in fact she came home the day after her operation and baked some biscuits!) Her doctor has told her that she's good for some years, and it's almost certain that she'll die with breast cancer, not of it.

Good point.

The pilot of this car must carry his balls around in a wheel barrow

The fire near Pentiction seems to be growing, over 3,000 properties issued a mandatory evacuation order.

https://www.penticton.ca/city-hall/n...east-penticton

Are you seeing much smoke in Kelowna yet? Also is the Kaladen fire still big? I'm hoping the low number of fires so far is allowing maximum resources to be used to save residential areas. I've only gone to Penticton via the back road east of the lake once, and didn't pay much attention to how it was developed.

He obviously knows that road. There were a couple of parts where the road turned after a hump and he turned his wheels ready for landing.

Not really bad, its been a little hazy so I assume that smoked caused, today looks cloudy so hard to tell, so probably some in the air, but not enough to make a noticeable difference, at least in my area on the west side.

I drove thought here once 11 or so years ago, so can't remember what the place even looks like.

I don't see the Kaladen fire on the map so I assume its out? The only fire shown on the map is the current one near Pentiction.

99 active fires in the province currently, 55 in the last 2 days.

The graphs are the fires to date, as of last update today, they update the info every 2 hours.

Yep, I checked and it's been out for weeks. If the wind dies out for a few days a lot of the problem fires can probably be brought under control. This time of year any rain seems to be the product of thunderstorms, and every bolt of lightning that touches down starts a new blaze.

I had breast cancer at age 42 and my daughter had it at age 50. I'm past the 25 year mark and daughter just passed the 1 year mark.

Pretty much, the lightning storms are pretty, but they also cause a lot of fires.

last summer and this summer haven't been as bad the the 2017 and 2018 fire season, those 2 summers were horrible.

Not all fires are bad though, some eco systems need fire to survive, parts of California the eco system needs fire. Giant Sequoia's for example, without fire they wont reproduce.

Of course the Giant Sequoia's have evolved to survive fires, and are incredibly fire resistant.

The washer and dryer have touch pads to turn on, off, start and such, weird thing is my wife can use any finger and works, but me only my index finger, its just so weird.

Only persons in my family who had cancer that I am aware of was a great grandmother who had stomach cancer in her late 80's but she chose not to receive treatment for it, my mom had breast cancer in 2002 or 2003, she did survive but she had to have some pretty radical surgical treatment along with Chemo and radiation, but she never fully recovered the cancer treatment did a lot of damage to her thyroid and body physically, but she did survive.

Most in my family died too young for cancers more common in older age groups, so I have no family history to go by for cancers more common in older adults.

The media wasn't able to contact the person who put the ad up, but I wouldn't be surprised if its a real ad, landlords in BC and especially in Vancouver come up with all sorts of wild conditions, many times not legal, stay away from such landlords, if they can't even manage not to break the law with an ad, gawd know what they are like once moved in.

Red flag in the ad is asking for first and last month rent + 1/2 month damage deposit, that is not legal in BC. Maximum deposit is 1/2 month rent, last month rent cannot be asked for and first month rent is due on move in not before.

There are a couple of other things not permitted under the laws in BC and the ad is just aggressive and rude.

Reddit post

CTV local news pick up the story.