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The COVID-19 pandemic has more people than ever before ordering from Amazon . Scammers have been finding ways to cash in on the trend, with recent cons like the Amazon brushing scam . With Amazon Prime Days around the corner (Oct.

A cleaning employee at Richmond’s Parker Place mall has been tested positive for COVID-19.

After careful consideration of the current public health situation and its logistical impact on the service, Operation Red Nose has decided not to provide its famous safe ride service during the 2020 holiday season here in B.C.

What happened : B.C. added nearly 55,000 jobs to its labour force during September, according to StatsCan data Why it matters : Last month’s gains show a significant uptick compared with August as the province continues to recover amid pandemic B.C.

When Prime Minister Trudeau suggested recently that travelling and gathering for Thanksgiving might be off book this year, some historians might have experienced déjà vu. Trudeau warned in a national televised address Sept.

A call to boycott the X-rated doll grows across Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody over fears it ‘grooms’ girls for predators

Crime Stoppers seeking anonymous tips from the public

Vancouver Coastal Health is warning of a COVID-19 exposure in a Richmond elementary school. According to the health authority, a person infected with COVID-19 attended Kingswood elementary school – at 11511 King Road near No. 5 Road – on Oct.

They waited more than six years to see the man accused of killing their much-loved daughter, sister and friend face justice – now they’re having to wait some more.

With Amazon Prime Day around the corner, the Better Business Bureau is warning shoppers of a new scam involving the online shopping giant.