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Active COVID-19 infections in B.C. pass 10,000 for the first time

Active COVID-19 infections in B.C. pass 10,000 for the first time

There were 2,146 new COVID-19 cases detected and 49 more deaths in B.C. in the past three days
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ICBC applies for 2021 rate reductions but pandemic refunds undecided

ICBC applies for 2021 rate reductions but pandemic refunds undecided

It's being called the largest decrease to basic insurance rates in over 40 years
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More Canadians willing to take COVID-19 vaccine: Angus Reid survey

More Canadians willing to take COVID-19 vaccine: Angus Reid survey

Majority express confidence in federal government’s ability to effectively manage vaccine distribution
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Experts weigh-in on how to address COVID-19 conspiracy theorists

Experts weigh-in on how to address COVID-19 conspiracy theorists

Experts agree conspiracy theories are born out of fear and a need for answers no matter how outlandish
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ICBC to cut rates by 20 per cent – up to $400 per customer

ICBC to cut rates by 20 per cent – up to $400 per customer

Mike Farnworth, Minister of Public Safety and Solicitor General, announced the largest decrease to basic insurance rates in 40 years. ICBC is applying to the B.C.
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Here's how much rain is expected in Vancouver this week

Here's how much rain is expected in Vancouver this week

Environment Canada calls for plenty of wet weather this week
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Richmond volleyball talent en route to the Rockies

Richmond volleyball talent en route to the Rockies

A volleyball talent from Hugh McRoberts secondary has signed for the College of the Rockies men’s Avalanche in Cranbrook for the 2021/22 season.
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Steveston-London hoops grad lighting up NCAA

Steveston-London hoops grad lighting up NCAA

A Steveston-London grad is making waves over the border in the U.S. college basketball scene.
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Canada Post moves up parcel delivery deadlines amid unprecedented holiday demand

Canada Post moves up parcel delivery deadlines amid unprecedented holiday demand

Canadians can still expect delays this season due to the high volume of items being shipped
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Richmond seniors society offering turkey dinner to go

Richmond seniors society offering turkey dinner to go

A Richmond non-profit society is offering up a sumptuous Christmas dinner to go, for those wanting to avoid the hassle on Dec. 25. If you place your order by the end of Tuesday, Dec.
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