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Students concerns heard, exams will continue in-person: UBC

Students concerns heard, exams will continue in-person: UBC

VANCOUVER — The University of British Columbia says assurances from public health officials have influenced its decision to continue with in-person exams, despite concerns from students about the spread of COVID-19.
Police looking for suspects believed to have purchased $15,000 of Home Depot merchandise with stolen credit cards

Police looking for suspects believed to have purchased $15,000 of Home Depot merchandise with stolen credit cards

Lab-grown meats can meet demand for protein and help address climate change

Lab-grown meats can meet demand for protein and help address climate change

Technological advancements in food production have created new ways to meet the growing demand for protein. Canada’s investment in this industry may create jobs and reduce carbon emissions.

Husband arrested in connection with missing B.C. kindergarten teacher

SURREY, B.C. — Homicide investigators say they have arrested the husband of a missing Metro Vancouver teacher in connection with her death. Naomi Onotera was last seen near her home on Aug.
Pressure mounts on B.C. truckers as U.S. border vaccine mandate looms

Pressure mounts on B.C. truckers as U.S. border vaccine mandate looms

A vaccination grace period that has existed for border-crossing truckers, under an essential service exemption, ends Jan. 15
Man who smuggled people over B.C.-Washington border gets probation, no jail time

Man who smuggled people over B.C.-Washington border gets probation, no jail time

The man who helped Syrians and Afghanis cross into Canada from his Washington State Smuggler's Inn has been sentenced to a total of 30 months probation and no jail time while those he helped have all filed refugee claims and are immune from prosecution.
Everything you need to know about B.C.'s new rules on gatherings and events

Everything you need to know about B.C.'s new rules on gatherings and events

Dr. Bonnie Henry has announced new rules for restaurants, gatherings and events.
B.C. sticking to original booster timeline despite Omicron surge

B.C. sticking to original booster timeline despite Omicron surge

Officials say campaign could stretch into March
Ride-hailing company Uber's application to expand in B.C. rejected

Ride-hailing company Uber's application to expand in B.C. rejected

VICTORIA — Ride-hailing company Uber's application to expand service in B.C. beyond Metro Vancouver and Whistler has been denied.
North Vancouver family takes a shot at Family Feud Canada

North Vancouver family takes a shot at Family Feud Canada

Siblings Martina and Phil Seo, Amazing Race Canada participants in 2018, are back on the small screen, and this time they've brought more family members with them