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Port Coquitlam sister speaks out after COVID-19 testing site fails to recognize heart attack

Port Coquitlam sister speaks out after COVID-19 testing site fails to recognize heart attack

'She could have arrived at the hospital more than 24 hours earlier than she did, and this could have saved her life,' says sister
One person shot in Delta, B.C., parking lot, police say

One person shot in Delta, B.C., parking lot, police say

DELTA, B.C. — Police in Delta, B.C., say one person has been shot following an incident near a gas station on Saturday. Investigators say they believe the shooting was targeted. They didn't say what condition the victim is in.
Foul play suspected after human remains identified as missing B.C. woman

Foul play suspected after human remains identified as missing B.C. woman

PORT MOODY, B.C. — Police say a search for a missing person has turned into a homicide investigation after human remains found in Hope, B.C., were identified.
Port Moody missing woman found dead in suspected murder

Port Moody missing woman found dead in suspected murder

Trina Hunt went missing Jan. 18, 2021, in Port Moody. Now after weeks of searching, police have revealed remains found in Hope March 29 are those of the Port Moody woman. The investigation has pivoted to possible murder.
Canucks player on leave after sexual misconduct allegation

Canucks player on leave after sexual misconduct allegation

The woman has spoken to Glacier Media and has identified the individual as Vancouver Canucks forward Jake Virtanen, 24. 
Pacific National Exhibition at risk due to financial impacts of COVID-19 closures

Pacific National Exhibition at risk due to financial impacts of COVID-19 closures

VANCOUVER — The City of Vancouver says the financial impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic threaten to shutter the long-running Pacific National Exhibition if the non-profit organization isn't able to secure emergency funding from the province.
Only B.C. drivers, not passengers, to be asked about non-essential travel: minister

Only B.C. drivers, not passengers, to be asked about non-essential travel: minister

VICTORIA — British Columbia's solicitor general says police conducting checks will only ask drivers and not their passengers whether they're travelling for non-essential reasons as part of an enforcement plan aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19.
All British Columbians 50+ can book COVID-19 vaccine appointments beginning next week

All British Columbians 50+ can book COVID-19 vaccine appointments beginning next week

Once registered, they will receive a notification once they are eligible for a booking.
B.C. creating hotline to report racist incidents

B.C. creating hotline to report racist incidents

The hotline, which won't be delivered by police, will be a culturally-safe venue for racialized British Columbians to report racist incidents
Most people moved inside after Vancouver park encampment shut down: city

Most people moved inside after Vancouver park encampment shut down: city

VANCOUVER — The City of Vancouver says a tent encampment in Strathcona Park has come to a close as the majority of people who had been sleeping there have now moved into government-organized accommodations.