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B.C. pumps $10M into protecting care homes

B.C. pumps $10M into protecting care homes

Over 20 seniors' long-term care homes in B.C. have had COVID-19 outbreaks
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B.C. temporarily lifts data residency requirement in response to COVID-19

B.C. temporarily lifts data residency requirement in response to COVID-19

The province says the pandemic requires those who work for public bodies to use digital communication tools that are normally restricted
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B.C. wineries reach out to housebound consumers

B.C. wineries reach out to housebound consumers

Economic uncertainty is prompting wineries to offer discounts in addition to free shipping.
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Delta police stop two people selling medical equipment at inflated prices

Delta police stop two people selling medical equipment at inflated prices

DELTA, B.C. — Police in Delta, B.C., say it was "troubling" to catch two people reselling boxes of respirators and surgical masks at highly inflated prices.
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RCMP finds no evidence of criminal wrongdoing by B.C. MLA Jinny Sims

RCMP finds no evidence of criminal wrongdoing by B.C. MLA Jinny Sims

VICTORIA — British Columbia's prosecution service says NDP legislature member Jinny Sims will not face charges following an RCMP investigation and the appointment of a special prosecutor last fall.
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Son faces murder charge in death of B.C. woman found in her home

Son faces murder charge in death of B.C. woman found in her home

SQUAMISH, B.C. — RCMP say the son of a woman found dead in her home earlier this week in Squamish, B.C., has been charged with second-degree murder.
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Vancouver needs help as it focuses COVID-19 response on Downtown Eastside: mayor

Vancouver needs help as it focuses COVID-19 response on Downtown Eastside: mayor

Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart says there are no confirmed outbreaks or clusters of COVID-19 in the city's Downtown Eastside, where many residents have underlying health conditions and face barriers to following social-isolation protocols.
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BC Ferries suspends service on some routes over COVID-19 pandemic

BC Ferries suspends service on some routes over COVID-19 pandemic

VANCOUVER — BC Ferries is suspending service on certain routes and laying off hundreds of staff starting Saturday as the company deals with the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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B.C. issues bylaw officer guidelines for targeting re-sellers

B.C. issues bylaw officer guidelines for targeting re-sellers

The B.C. government also warned that people not adhering to the maximum 50-people rule for gatherings could be dealt with similarly.
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B.C. landlords seeing up to 50% of tenants not paying rent

B.C. landlords seeing up to 50% of tenants not paying rent

However, experts warn that tenants not paying rent will create a domino effect with devastating economic consequences
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