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'It's so frustrating': Coquitlam pub manager says Super Bowl Sunday rules too vague

'It's so frustrating': Coquitlam pub manager says Super Bowl Sunday rules too vague

Pubs, restaurants told to avoid anything that would make Sunday seem ‘special,’ leaving at least one Coquitlam manager to ask, 'Where's the line?'
Man fined for refusing to don mask at YVR: Richmond RCMP

Man fined for refusing to don mask at YVR: Richmond RCMP

The 32-year-old man was fined a total of $575
Burnaby Hospital reports new COVID-19 flare-up two days after declaring outbreak over

Burnaby Hospital reports new COVID-19 flare-up two days after declaring outbreak over

BURNABY, B.C. — Just a few days after a COVID-19 outbreak was declared over at the hospital in Burnaby, B.C., another flare-up has been reported at the health centre.
‘Review’ of Chinese police program not good enough: Kash Heed

‘Review’ of Chinese police program not good enough: Kash Heed

Despite widespread calls to shut down JIBC’s law enforcement training for Chinese police, BC NDP government chooses a ‘review’
B.C. to help SMBs launch online storefronts with $12m grant program

B.C. to help SMBs launch online storefronts with $12m grant program

Eligible businesses can apply for up to $7,500 to help build or improve their e-commerce operations
Outpouring of grief and gratitude for human rights activist Charan Gill

Outpouring of grief and gratitude for human rights activist Charan Gill

Gill, who died Tuesday, brought awareness to racism and poor working conditions for South Asian farmers from the 1970s onwards
Who is behind the Sovereign Republic of British Columbia?

Who is behind the Sovereign Republic of British Columbia?

U.K. man hoping to travel to Island on compassionate grounds

U.K. man hoping to travel to Island on compassionate grounds

B.C. Premier, health officials to discuss next steps in COVID immunization plan

B.C. Premier, health officials to discuss next steps in COVID immunization plan

VICTORIA — Health officials have called off the regular COVID-19 briefing in British Columbia as they prepare to update the province's strategy for immunization against the virus.
Residents of Old Fort, B.C., suing province, others over slow-moving slide

Residents of Old Fort, B.C., suing province, others over slow-moving slide

VANCOUVER — Residents of a tiny community in northeastern British Columbia are suing the local and provincial governments over two slow-moving landslides they claim caused their property values to plummet. In a notice of civil claim filed in B.C.
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