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Northern Health Warns of Measles Exposure in Smithers
SMITHERS, BRITISH COLUMBIA, JUL 29 – Northern Health reports 91 of 131 confirmed measles cases in the region in 2025 and warns of exposures at multiple public venues in Smithers on July 19.
- On July 28, Northern Health warned of possible measles outbreaks in Smithers despite no known active cases across B.C.
- Earlier this month, Northern Health reported possible exposures at multiple Smithers locations on July 19, as the region recorded 91 of the 131 cases in 2025.
- Health experts note that BC Centre for Disease Control data show measles symptoms can begin seven to 21 days after exposure, including fever, cough, runny nose, and light-sensitive red eyes.
- Northern Health recommends exposed individuals monitor for symptoms and seek medical care if detected, as per BC Centre for Disease Control guidance.
- Looking ahead to prevention efforts, the measles vaccine involves two doses, and understanding the rash's spread from face and neck supports ongoing prevention.
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