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B.C. records lowest daily total of new COVID-19 deaths in more than nine weeks

B.C. records lowest daily total of new COVID-19 deaths in more than nine weeks

Four more fatalities from COVID-19 in B.C. raise the province's death toll from the virus to 1,172.
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West Van hit-and-run Tesla driver ticketed

West Van hit-and-run Tesla driver ticketed

91-year-old driver came forward after seeing media coverage
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Premier warns B.C. will come down on COVID rule-breakers ‘like a ton of bricks’

Premier warns B.C. will come down on COVID rule-breakers ‘like a ton of bricks’

John Horgan admonishes those attempting to jump the queue for vaccines
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Premier warns B.C. will come down on COVID rule-breakers 'like a ton of bricks'

Premier warns B.C. will come down on COVID rule-breakers 'like a ton of bricks'

John Horgan admonishes those attempting to jump the queue for vaccines
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This B.C. dream home is made mostly of recycled, repurposed material

This B.C. dream home is made mostly of recycled, repurposed material

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Homicide investigators scour Langley, B.C., neighbourhood after suspected attack

Homicide investigators scour Langley, B.C., neighbourhood after suspected attack

LANGLEY, B.C. — Homicide investigators confirm one person has died and a second has been injured in the latest targeted shooting in Metro Vancouver. Sgt.
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RCMP investigate after driver launches car airborne in Prince George, B.C.

RCMP investigate after driver launches car airborne in Prince George, B.C.

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — The RCMP say a stunt that involved an airborne car in Prince George, B.C., put lives at risk. A Facebook video received more than 125,000 views before it was removed from the platform on Monday, two days after the jump was done.
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Social media companies should face new legal duty to 'act responsibly,' expert panel finds

Social media companies should face new legal duty to 'act responsibly,' expert panel finds

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Many British Columbians wondering what more they can do to slow transmission of COVID-19

Many British Columbians wondering what more they can do to slow transmission of COVID-19

The 'do more' message could have been improved, says psychology professor
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B.C. nears one-year anniversary of first COVID-19 infection

B.C. nears one-year anniversary of first COVID-19 infection

Tumultuous past year filled with unprecedented actions to combat virus' spread
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