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B.C. confirms 525 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 19,239

B.C. confirms 525 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 19,239

“We can turn this trend around and the time to do that is now."
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Another giant, invasive hornet found in B.C. agriculture area

Another giant, invasive hornet found in B.C. agriculture area

LANGLEY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, B.C. — An Asian giant hornet has been found near Langley, B.C., about five kilometres away from where another so-called murder hornet was discovered last week.
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TransLink will be the first in North America to test 'copper coating' on high-touch transit surfaces (VIDEO)

TransLink will be the first in North America to test 'copper coating' on high-touch transit surfaces (VIDEO)

TransLink says it is aiming to make transit one of the safest public spaces throughout the pandemic and this measure builds upon the Safe Operating Action Plan
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B.C. MLA-elect remembers school years spent with U.S. vice president-elect

B.C. MLA-elect remembers school years spent with U.S. vice president-elect

The newly-elected MLA has been having a little fun on social media with his connection to U.S. vice president-elect Kamala Harris.
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Pandemic mental health crisis calls up, suicides down

Pandemic mental health crisis calls up, suicides down

Canadians not accessing COVID mental health help tools
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COVID-19 public exposure notices issued for two Whistler restaurants: VCH

COVID-19 public exposure notices issued for two Whistler restaurants: VCH

The public exposure warnings cover several recent days at the popular venues in Whistler Village.
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Police say computer fraud siphons $375,000 from Prince George, B.C.

Police say computer fraud siphons $375,000 from Prince George, B.C.

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — RCMP say the City of Prince George has become the victim of a significant fraud. The city called police in September when staff sent two payments to a contractor for more than $700,000, but the cash was never received.
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RCMP must respond to spying allegations: lawsuit

RCMP must respond to spying allegations: lawsuit

Groups say pipeline spying information passed to energy companies
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Air Force flybys give public focus to physically distanced Remembrance Day ceremonies

Air Force flybys give public focus to physically distanced Remembrance Day ceremonies

VANCOUVER — Remembrance Day services will look much different this year as restrictions due to the pandemic force many changes but Canada's Air Force hopes its efforts will help honour war veterans.
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One in 20 Surrey businesses have closed due to pandemic: SBOT survey

One in 20 Surrey businesses have closed due to pandemic: SBOT survey

A majority of Surrey businesses (56%) have experienced a decline in revenue of 20% or more since last year
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