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Students won’t be required to wear a mask when school resumes in September: Henry

Students won’t be required to wear a mask when school resumes in September: Henry

Students in B.C. won’t be required to wear a face mask when school resumes in the fall, according to Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry.
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Porn site offers B.C.'s Dix $100K to help province with glory holes

Porn site offers B.C.'s Dix $100K to help province with glory holes

International relations to help us with our own...relations
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53% of Chinese-Canadians say China can’t be trusted: Survey

53% of Chinese-Canadians say China can’t be trusted: Survey

A new survey suggests that when it comes to views of the Chinese government and the impacts of the COVID-19 outbreak, Chinese-Canadians share similar concerns with the general population.
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Close to 1,000 British Columbians self-isolating due to recent community exposures

Close to 1,000 British Columbians self-isolating due to recent community exposures

Nearly 1,000 people across the province are currently self-isolating as a direct result of recent community exposures in Kelowna, Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said Wednesday.
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Richmond council to livestream more meetings

Richmond council to livestream more meetings

The city is expanding the number of meetings livestreamed to the public.
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Vancouver Coastal Health launches COVID-19 public exposures webpage

Vancouver Coastal Health launches COVID-19 public exposures webpage

Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) is launching a public exposures webpage for situations where the health authority isn't able to contact everyone exposed to COVID-19. The location, dates and times of these exposures will be posted to www.vch.
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TikTok video shoot with 'guns' prompts large police response in Surrey

TikTok video shoot with 'guns' prompts large police response in Surrey

A group of young men filming a video for social media prompted a large emergency response to Mud Bay Park in South Surrey. Shortly before 7 p.m.
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B.C. formally extends provincial state of emergency again

B.C. formally extends provincial state of emergency again

B.C. is already in the longest state of emergency in provincial history
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TransLink welcomes aboard guide and service dogs-in-training

TransLink welcomes aboard guide and service dogs-in-training

Delta-based BC & Alberta Guide Dogs partner on training day
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ICBC expands road test booking dates

ICBC expands road test booking dates

ICBC has released more booking dates for British Columbians looking to take their non-commercial road tests – Class 5 and 7. Priority for road test re-booking has now expanded to those who had their test cancelled between March 17 and June 26.
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