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B.C. plans for students to return to school full time in fall

B.C. plans for students to return to school full time in fall

It's not back to school as usual, but it will be back to school for all students this fall in B.C.
LifeLabs going to court to stop data breach report release

LifeLabs going to court to stop data breach report release

Data of 15 million Canadians was hit in 2019 ransomware attack
Significant economic shifts needed in post-pandemic world: business council

Significant economic shifts needed in post-pandemic world: business council

Cut PST in half for two years, move to value-added tax to boost growth: report
B.C. health officials put Okanagan party boats on notice

B.C. health officials put Okanagan party boats on notice

The COVID-19 pandemic has put a serious damper on summertime fun
E-bike rebates increasing in B.C. to encourage eco-friendly active transit

E-bike rebates increasing in B.C. to encourage eco-friendly active transit

"We look forward to seeing more people using e-bikes for getting around.”
COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. at months low

COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. at months low

Province recorded 23 new infections and one death related to the novel coronavirus in the past day
Judges to hear traffic cases in schools: attorney general

Judges to hear traffic cases in schools: attorney general

Courts to hear cases in evenings to clear pandemic backlogs
LGBT youths’ suicidal thoughts decline with community supports: study

LGBT youths’ suicidal thoughts decline with community supports: study

Supportive communities and a progressive political climate can help combat LGBT teen suicides, especially among girls
Federal government announces $3 million to support B.C. tech companies

Federal government announces $3 million to support B.C. tech companies

VANCOUVER — British Columbia's small- and medium-sized technology businesses are getting some financial help from the federal government.
Woman dies in crash of light plane at a remote site east of Vancouver

Woman dies in crash of light plane at a remote site east of Vancouver

VANCOUVER — The Transportation Safety Board says it is sending a team of investigators to the scene of a fatal plane crash at a remote site east of Vancouver. The board said in an email that its team will gather information and assess the occurrence.