Health officials say sensors in B.C. have now detected "minute" levels of radiation coming here from Japan's leaking nuclear reactors.
But they continue to assure the public there is no cause for residents here to worry because of the dispersal of radioactive particles across thousands of kilometres of ocean.
"These amounts are negligible and do not pose a health risk to British Columbians," the B.C.
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