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B.C. schools to re-open part-time June 1; participation optional

B.C. schools to re-open part-time June 1; participation optional

Officials warn, however, that the reopened schools will look different from before COVID-19
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Sea to Sky Gondola announces reopening for passholders and their guests

Sea to Sky Gondola announces reopening for passholders and their guests

The popular attraction will be undergoing a two-phased reopening process
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Ferry sailings out of Vancouver filling up on eve of long weekend

Ferry sailings out of Vancouver filling up on eve of long weekend

The Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal is a busy place this Friday morning
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B.C. minister 'cannot remain silent' about increasing anti-Asian hate crimes

B.C. minister 'cannot remain silent' about increasing anti-Asian hate crimes

VICTORIA — British Columbia's minister responsible for multiculturalism says she can no longer remain silent about the rising number of hate crimes toward people of Asian heritage during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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B.C. dental offices closed by COVID-19 won't be re-opening May 19

B.C. dental offices closed by COVID-19 won't be re-opening May 19

PPE shortage also being seen in dental practices across the province
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Pandemic puppy scams skyrocket, warns Better Business Bureau

Pandemic puppy scams skyrocket, warns Better Business Bureau

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a surge in dog-related cons as self-isolated families look for some four-legged companionship.
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B.C. dentists' group says it wants guidelines before reopening for service

B.C. dentists' group says it wants guidelines before reopening for service

VANCOUVER — The British Columbia Dental Association says its members' offices won't be open for service until it gets further direction on protecting patients and staff from COVID-19.
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Dr. Henry offers advice for long weekend BBQ plans

Dr. Henry offers advice for long weekend BBQ plans

Have the hot dogs, hold the hugs
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BC Hydro to ramp up construction at Site C

BC Hydro to ramp up construction at Site C

The phased approach is based on the provincial health guidelines for industrial camps
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Quarter of B.C. non-profits fear closure by November

Quarter of B.C. non-profits fear closure by November

PPE needed, vulnerable clients left at risk, staffs stressed
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