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B.C. unemployment will soon hit 14 per cent: think tank

B.C. unemployment will soon hit 14 per cent: think tank

Horgan says B.C. data will show success in flattening the COVID-19 curve

Horgan says B.C. data will show success in flattening the COVID-19 curve

VICTORIA — Premier John Horgan says people in British Columbia should congratulate themselves for their efforts to flatten the COVID-19 curve, but it's still too early to loosen restrictions. Horgan said Wednesday that B.C.
Three B.C. 'low-traffic' border crossings to reduce hours amid COVID-19

Three B.C. 'low-traffic' border crossings to reduce hours amid COVID-19

90-day suspension for B.C. man drunk driving in golf cart

90-day suspension for B.C. man drunk driving in golf cart

Three more deaths from COVID-19 in British Columbia as 27 new cases confirmed

VICTORIA — British Columbia's health minister is acknowledging the sacrifices being made by people with serious medical conditions and those whose surgeries have been cancelled to free up hospital resources during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Suspect charged with murder in fatal Surrey shooting deemed random: RCMP

SURREY, B.C. — RCMP say charges have been laid after a fatal shooting in Surrey, B.C., early on the morning of April 7.
Thousands sign petition seeking travel restrictions for Vancouver Island

Thousands sign petition seeking travel restrictions for Vancouver Island

B.C.'s COVID-19 death total rises to 69 with 11 new deaths; concerns at prison

VICTORIA — Health officials in British Columbia say they are doing their utmost to contain a COVID-19 outbreak at a federal medium-security prison where 35 people have tested positive and eight are in hospital. Provincial health officer Dr.
Eleven small wildfires in B.C. on Easter weekend, but most quickly doused

Eleven small wildfires in B.C. on Easter weekend, but most quickly doused

VANCOUVER — The BC Wildfire Service lists the fire danger rating across most of the province as low to moderate but firefighters in several regions still had a busy Easter weekend.

Public apology issued after man caught spitting on Vancouver condo elevator

VANCOUVER — A man is apologizing after facing a backlash over a video of him appearing to spit on a Vancouver condo elevator. The video, posted to Twitter, shows the man appearing to spit on the elevator's control panel as he disembarks.