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Vancouver couple to cough up $460 fine after fake coughing fit

Vancouver couple to cough up $460 fine after fake coughing fit

The 60-year-old man and his 25-year-old girlfriend will have to pay $230 each for fake coughing in the general direction of gym equipment and other gym users
BC Chamber of Commerce helps launch student talent program

BC Chamber of Commerce helps launch student talent program

Talent Forward brings businesses and students together to solve short-term labour issues while building a skilled workforce for BC’s future

B.C. COVID-19 immunizations still on track for end of March: top doctor

VICTORIA — Production delays for the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine are a temporary setback that will slow down the delivery of first doses in B.C. over the next few weeks, the province's top doctor said. But B.C.
B.C. expects shortfall of 60,000 Pfizer vaccine doses amid delays

B.C. expects shortfall of 60,000 Pfizer vaccine doses amid delays

Pfizer vaccine delays expected to heighten in B.C. starting next week
Public inquiry goes private for big banks

Public inquiry goes private for big banks

Financial institutions expected to reveal some of the tactics it is using to combat cutting-edge money-laundering techniques
Delta MLA's son's act of kindness inspires many

Delta MLA's son's act of kindness inspires many

Boy’s gesture even recognized by celebrities
Provincial funding supports return to work for people with disabilities

Provincial funding supports return to work for people with disabilities

Daughter to shave her head for BC Cancer in her father's name

Daughter to shave her head for BC Cancer in her father's name

Mini Kahlon remembers a lot of loving and funny things her father did, such as buying a life-jacket for her fur baby, Niku.
OPINION: Blue Monday might be bogus, but you can still tackle the blahs

OPINION: Blue Monday might be bogus, but you can still tackle the blahs

Cost, other options, prompt B.C. to phase out enhanced driver's licence and ID cards

VICTORIA — The British Columbia government says it is phasing out two types of travel identification cards that allowed easier entrance into the United States.