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Here's why B.C. hunters are being asked to turn in deer heads

Here's why B.C. hunters are being asked to turn in deer heads

The provincial Wildlife Health Program is also calling on hunters in other parts of the province, especially the Peace region, to bring deer, moose and elk heads to drop-off locations for CWD testing.
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$1 million Richmond lottery winner paying off mortgage first

$1 million Richmond lottery winner paying off mortgage first

A $1 million lottery winner from Richmond was so calm, even her husband and daughter didn’t believe her at first.
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Man who killed Const. Sarah Beckett not allowed to return to Vancouver Island

Man who killed Const. Sarah Beckett not allowed to return to Vancouver Island

VANCOUVER — New documents from the Parole Board of Canada show Vancouver Island Mounties oppose allowing a drunk driver who killed an officer in April 2016 to return to the community. A decision from Aug.
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Get direct updates on B.C. school reopenings & ask our reporters your COVID-19 questions here

Get direct updates on B.C. school reopenings & ask our reporters your COVID-19 questions here

The details around the COVID-19 pandemic in B.C. are fast-changing . We know that it can be difficult to keep up with the community exposure notices, how schools are reopening and how your local community is being affected.
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Delta police chief’s wife won’t be charged

Delta police chief’s wife won’t be charged

BC Prosecution Service says rather than charges, Lorraine Dubord will face alternative measures
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American boat near Ucluelet fined and ordered back to U.S.

American boat near Ucluelet fined and ordered back to U.S.

Canada Border Services Agency said in a tweet that border officials issued $2,000 in fines for violating the Quarantine Act and failing to report to border authorities when it crossed the international border.
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B.C. records 121 new COVID-19 cases; officials preach caution on long weekend

B.C. records 121 new COVID-19 cases; officials preach caution on long weekend

VICTORIA — British Columbia has recorded another 121 cases of COVID-19 and one death related to the virus. In a joint statement on Friday, provincial health officer Dr.
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One metre distance likely enough in some classroom situations: Dr. Henry

One metre distance likely enough in some classroom situations: Dr. Henry

In the case of young children, the messaging is more focused on avoiding touching when they return to class than maintaining a specific distance.
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Fraser Health detects 'cluster of cases' of Legionnaires’ disease in New Westminster

Fraser Health detects 'cluster of cases' of Legionnaires’ disease in New Westminster

Public Health is advising anyone who has developed pneumonia-like symptoms with a high-risk condition (e.g., chronic lung conditions, smokers, elderly, immunocompromised) to seek medical attention.
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BC Ferries warns travellers about 'long waits' over the long weekend

BC Ferries warns travellers about 'long waits' over the long weekend

BC Ferries offers travel tips for the long weekend.
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