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The province promises it is still working to create protest-free bubble zone legislation for schools and health-care facilities. → Read More
Everyone in B.C. aged five and up will soon be required to wear a mask in indoor public spaces such as malls, grocery stores, and libraries. → Read More
Canada's first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation comes months after 215 remains were found at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School site. → Read More
Truth and reconciliation inspired the honourary game, which will see fans and players wearing orange for missing and murdered Indigenous children. → Read More
A frustrated passenger wants BC Ferries to do more to enforce the mandatory mask policy, after counting more than a dozen people flouting the requirement. → Read More
There could be staffing challenges due to making vaccinations a job requirement in health care, but B.C.'s health minister says the other option is worse. → Read More
Despite projecting a record $9.7 billion deficit in its 2021 budget, B.C. is on track to see a figure that's actually closer to half that sum. → Read More
A parent of a child with an organ transplant is calling for all children to be masked when they head back to class in the fall over concerns his child could be at risk. → Read More
Experts say few people in B.C. qualify as medically exempt from getting a COVID-19 vaccine, despite many using it as an excuse ahead of the passport rollout. → Read More
People planning wine tours in the Interior are being asked to consider putting them off -- for now, as wildfires rage across the province. → Read More
The BC Teachers' Federation is pushing for the implementation of a mask mandate in schools, when students and teachers return to schools next month. → Read More
While many in Canada and B.C. are cautious about taking a "no proof of vaccination, no service" approach, some south of the border are not. → Read More
The BC Wildfire Services will receive 100 firefighters from Mexico this weekend, as winds could possibly worsen fires in the Interior. → Read More
B.C.'s premier says he's confident the pieces will be in place as Canada eyes the easing of border restrictions for fully vaccinated U.S. travellers next month. → Read More
A TransLink memo to staff says when B.C. moves to stage 3 of the restart plan, employees should not expect all customers to wear a mask. → Read More
Canada has come out with new guidance to help you decide how risky activities are, depending on how many doses of COVID vaccine people have received. → Read More
The confirmation of 751 unmarked graves on the site of a former residential school in Saskatchewan has Canadians wondering what to do next, and how to help. → Read More
A pair of fires at Catholic churches in the Okanagan are being treated as suspicious, but neither Band or Police are speculating on motive. → Read More
Maxwell Johnson and his granddaughter, who are Indigenous, were handcuffed when they tried to open a bank account in Vancouver. → Read More
The unions representing border services officers, inland enforcement officers, and others, says more than 9,000 employees have been without a new contract for nearly three years. → Read More