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Salmon farmers ask Ottawa for more time before closing B.C. fish farms

Salmon farmers ask Ottawa for more time before closing B.C. fish farms

VANCOUVER — A report commissioned by the BC Salmon Farmers Association says millions of juvenile salmon and eggs will be destroyed because of a federal decision to phase out fish farms in British Columbia's Discovery Islands.
Dentists, midwives and more approved to assist in B.C. vaccination clinics

Dentists, midwives and more approved to assist in B.C. vaccination clinics

Provincial health officer issues order allowing more professions to help with vaccinations
Human remains found at development site in Saanich

Human remains found at development site in Saanich

Ancestral human remains discovered in Saanich early Monday afternoon.
Man who refused to wear mask arrested for alleged assault at Burnaby store

Man who refused to wear mask arrested for alleged assault at Burnaby store

Altercation at Market Crossing Canadian Tire captured on video.
B.C. man arrested after allegedly trying to steal from off-duty Mountie

B.C. man arrested after allegedly trying to steal from off-duty Mountie

The man told investigators he mistook the vehicle for another and said he thought he'd been waved over.
'Mistake' was indeed a big lottery win for Ladner woman

'Mistake' was indeed a big lottery win for Ladner woman

Purchase at Ladner Save On Foods proves lucky for Audrey Stout
The new Harry Jerome Oval will tell a powerful story in West Vancouver

The new Harry Jerome Oval will tell a powerful story in West Vancouver

New name for renovated sports facility the latest chapter in an important North Shore story about race and recognition
Tourism Industry Association of BC launches survey on COVID-19 impacts

Tourism Industry Association of BC launches survey on COVID-19 impacts

Findings will be used to assist in tourism business recovery
Canada set to accept largest vaccine delivery this week as shipping delays subside

Canada set to accept largest vaccine delivery this week as shipping delays subside

Another 3.5 million doses still due by end of March
First Indigenous councillor in Terrace, B.C., quits, cites systemic racism

First Indigenous councillor in Terrace, B.C., quits, cites systemic racism

TERRACE, B.C. — The first Indigenous member of council in Terrace, B.C., has resigned.