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B.C.'s eased COVID-19 rules could mean a surge in electricity use this holiday season

B.C.'s eased COVID-19 rules could mean a surge in electricity use this holiday season

Hydro company says there was a 4% decrease in electricity load last Christmas

B.C. reports nine more deaths due to COVID-19 with 341 new cases

VICTORIA — British Columbia has reported 341 new cases of COVID-19 and nine more deaths, bringing the death toll in the province to 2,378.
(Video) 'Shocking' dashcam footage shows drunken trip from Richmond to Burnaby

(Video) 'Shocking' dashcam footage shows drunken trip from Richmond to Burnaby

Video from inside Cadillac Escalade shows dangerous close calls, as vehicle crosses centre line several times

Environment Canada warns of heavy rain, snow this weekend in B.C.

VICTORIA — The B.C. government is warning of "severe winter weather" involving significant snowfall, avalanche risks and heavy water flow in many parts of the province this weekend.
Coquihalla repairs ahead of schedule, highway expected to open to essential travel in early January

Coquihalla repairs ahead of schedule, highway expected to open to essential travel in early January

When Coquihalla reopens, province plans to reopen Highway 3 to recreational travel
Meet the Vancouver TikTok star stocking local community pantries (VIDEO)

Meet the Vancouver TikTok star stocking local community pantries (VIDEO)

"This is one of the most important things I've ever done in my life," says the local mom.
Expensive wine barrels disappear from flooded Abbotsford winery

Expensive wine barrels disappear from flooded Abbotsford winery

The Fraser Valley winery is also dealing with substantial damage to their wine and crops.
Timbiebs merch is being resold in Metro Vancouver at a staggering 530% markup

Timbiebs merch is being resold in Metro Vancouver at a staggering 530% markup

Would you pay $20 for an empty Timbiebs box?
B.C. cabinet minister hurt in assault near legislature, say police

B.C. cabinet minister hurt in assault near legislature, say police

VICTORIA — Police are investigating an assault near the British Columbia legislature where a cabinet minister was knocked to the ground by a person.
Delta Police working with Europol on cybercrime investigation

Delta Police working with Europol on cybercrime investigation

DPD has doubled its cybercrimes team, and is investing in enhanced training for these officers.