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Travel restrictions cause flood of tourism cancellations

Travel restrictions cause flood of tourism cancellations

"When it's safe to reopen again, we hope we'll see those folks rebook their trips."
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'He is alive out there': Mother of missing Manning Park hiker never giving up

'He is alive out there': Mother of missing Manning Park hiker never giving up

Jordan Naterer was last seen in Manning Park on Oct. 10, 2020.
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B.C. reports 17 deaths and nearly 2,500 new cases of COVID-19 over three days

B.C. reports 17 deaths and nearly 2,500 new cases of COVID-19 over three days

VICTORIA — British Columbia has confirmed that COVID-19 was a factor in the death of an infant from the Interior Health region, the province's top doctor says.
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B.C. attorney general tells inquiry about money laundering gaps between B.C. groups

B.C. attorney general tells inquiry about money laundering gaps between B.C. groups

VANCOUVER — British Columbia's attorney general says he left high-level meetings about money laundering confused about the extent of the problem at provincial casinos, but convinced something needed to be done.
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B.C. business relief grant boosted to $125 million, extended to hotels, motels

B.C. business relief grant boosted to $125 million, extended to hotels, motels

In total, almost 20,000 businesses can apply for relief through the grant.
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COVID-19 Vaccine Update: B.C. considers J&J vaccine for hard-to-track population

COVID-19 Vaccine Update: B.C. considers J&J vaccine for hard-to-track population

First Johnson & Johnson doses set to arrive in B.C. next week
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Was anyone issued a $575 travel fine in B.C. this weekend?

Was anyone issued a $575 travel fine in B.C. this weekend?

As of Monday afternoon, no fines under the new travel order have been issued, according to BC RCMP.
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B.C. expands child and youth mental health teams for early support

B.C. expands child and youth mental health teams for early support

VICTORIA — British Columbia's mental health and addictions minister says the province will expand services for young children, school-aged youth and their families.
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Boy, 15, dead, 14 year-old charged, after two groups fight in Vancouver

Boy, 15, dead, 14 year-old charged, after two groups fight in Vancouver

VANCOUVER — A 14-year-old was in custody and awaiting a bail hearing Monday after a weekend fight in a park on Vancouver's west side led to the death of a 15-year-old, police said. Sgt.
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Passengers line up for ferries aware of new B.C. travel rules

Passengers line up for ferries aware of new B.C. travel rules

Until May 25, only essential travel is sanctioned between the province's health regions.
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