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Alleged money launderer forfeits over $1 million and B.C. casino chips

Alleged money launderer forfeits over $1 million and B.C. casino chips

Now-widowed Caixuan Qin relinquishes over $1 million in cash but is otherwise able to retain some funds from the sale of her home
B.C. giving $1 million to wildfire-ravaged Lytton to help with recovery

B.C. giving $1 million to wildfire-ravaged Lytton to help with recovery

LYTTON, B.C. — The British Columbia government says it is immediately providing a grant of $1 million to support the Village of Lytton as it recovers from a destructive wildfire last summer.
$5.3M sex abuse suit filed against Victoria police, Esquimalt officers

$5.3M sex abuse suit filed against Victoria police, Esquimalt officers

A former informant alleges she was repeatedly sexually abused, allegations that were reportedly resolved or dismissed at the time of a 1995 inquiry.
Here's what you need to know about COVID-19 testing at YVR

Here's what you need to know about COVID-19 testing at YVR

As of last Friday, Vancouver International Airport had increased testing by 87 per cent
You'll need a pass to access Mount Seymour Provincial Park this winter

You'll need a pass to access Mount Seymour Provincial Park this winter

The new rules start Dec. 15
Tumbler Ridge home to 112-million-year-old crocodile traces

Tumbler Ridge home to 112-million-year-old crocodile traces

Paleontologist credits 'incredible collaboration' between industry and museum for preserving find
Highway 1 fully reopens from Abbotsford to Hope

Highway 1 fully reopens from Abbotsford to Hope

The opening follows a massive, three-week cleanup effort, including repairs and engineering assessments of the highway
Police step up enforcement on Highway 3, drivers urged to slow down

Police step up enforcement on Highway 3, drivers urged to slow down

Drive according to the road and weather conditions, police ask
B.C.'s Cultus Lake Provincial Park damaged after November flooding, windstorm

B.C.'s Cultus Lake Provincial Park damaged after November flooding, windstorm

Picnic tables are buried under gravel and many trees have fallen, says Chilliwack resident
Five Omicron cases identified in B.C. so far but more expected

Five Omicron cases identified in B.C. so far but more expected

VANCOUVER — Five cases of the Omicron COVID-19 variant have been confirmed in British Columbia so far among people whose illness is associated with travel to places like Nigeria and Egypt, the provincial health officer says. Dr.