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Six more British Columbians die from COVID-19, as hospitalizations continue to fall

Six more British Columbians die from COVID-19, as hospitalizations continue to fall

There have not been as few people battling COVID-19 in B.C. hospitals since November 20.
DFO seizes 337 illegal crab traps in Boundary Bay

DFO seizes 337 illegal crab traps in Boundary Bay

A five-day joint Fisheries and Oceans Canada enforcement operation netted more than 300 illegally set commercial crab traps in Boundary Bay.
Fancy a bet on the Super Bowl this Sunday?

Fancy a bet on the Super Bowl this Sunday?

You can bet on anything from the winner to the colour of Gatorade poured over the winning coach to the length of the national anthem
COVID taxation an ‘ad hoc, band-aid process,’ says accountant

COVID taxation an ‘ad hoc, band-aid process,’ says accountant

Complex regulations, documents “accountants have challenges to understand”
COVID taxation an ‘ad hoc, band-aid process,’ says accountant

COVID taxation an ‘ad hoc, band-aid process,’ says accountant

Complex regulations, documents “accountants have challenges to understand”
Metro Vancouver woman wins $4.2 million after buying lottery ticket in 'spur of the moment'

Metro Vancouver woman wins $4.2 million after buying lottery ticket in 'spur of the moment'

While she says she will invest most of her prize money, she also plans to donate some of it to cancer research and organizations dedicated to animal welfare.
Witness testifies about football player's alleged deadly attack on former girlfriend

Witness testifies about football player's alleged deadly attack on former girlfriend

Witness tells B.C. Supreme Court justice she saw former BC Lions player Joshua Boden choke Burnaby woman
Transport Canada bans cruise ships carrying over 100 people until 2022

Transport Canada bans cruise ships carrying over 100 people until 2022

The Port of Vancouver says cruise ships result in $2.2 billion of total economic impact locally
Richmond hovercraft, fishery officers net hundreds of illegal traps

Richmond hovercraft, fishery officers net hundreds of illegal traps

Hundreds of illegal crab traps were seized by Richmond-based fishery officer
BCTF says B.C.'s in-class mask rules are 'long overdue'

BCTF says B.C.'s in-class mask rules are 'long overdue'

Much more needs to be done, according to the organization's president, including improvements to school density and ventilation.