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Public health alert: 506 confirmed cases of Salmonella in Canada linked to onions

Public health alert: 506 confirmed cases of Salmonella in Canada linked to onions

If you are unsure where an onion was grown, do not eat it. 
COVID-19 claims six lives since Friday

COVID-19 claims six lives since Friday

COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations continue uptick, wildfires add to concerns for respiratory illness
Two more B.C. New Democrat members say they won't run again in next election

Two more B.C. New Democrat members say they won't run again in next election

VICTORIA — Two more cabinet ministers in British Columbia say they won't run again amid speculation about the possibility of a fall election.
B.C. confirms 317 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 7,279

B.C. confirms 317 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 7,279

There have been six new COVID-19 related deaths.
Member of the legislature Sonia Furstenau elected B.C. Green leader

Member of the legislature Sonia Furstenau elected B.C. Green leader

VICTORIA — The Green party's new leader in B.C. wants the premier to focus on COVID-19 and overdose deaths instead of fuelling speculation about an early election this fall.
Two-thirds of B.C. residents now walking more amidst COVID pandemic

Two-thirds of B.C. residents now walking more amidst COVID pandemic

The one activity that does not require any special equipment has been the de facto fitness lifeline in the province.
RCMP field calls from dozens of people attempting to claim lost cash

RCMP field calls from dozens of people attempting to claim lost cash

VANCOUVER — More than 50 people called police trying to claim a misplaced envelope of cash that was turned in last week by a Good Samaritan.
Horgan evades question of snap election, as Furstenau named Green leader

Horgan evades question of snap election, as Furstenau named Green leader

Sonia Furstenau is the new leader of the British Columbia Green Party.
Employee at a Surrey McDonald's tests positive for COVID-19

Employee at a Surrey McDonald's tests positive for COVID-19

"Maintaining the health and well-being of our crew and guests is our top priority, and we will continue to monitor and adapt measures, where necessary."
Is free contraception finally coming to B.C.?

Is free contraception finally coming to B.C.?

In B.C., an estimated $95 million in direct medical costs could be saved annually with universal free contraception.