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U.S. aluminum tariffs 'disappointing' and 'unfortunate,' says B.C. premier

U.S. aluminum tariffs 'disappointing' and 'unfortunate,' says B.C. premier

VICTORIA — British Columbia Premier John Horgan says the United States government's decision to impose tariffs on Canadian raw aluminum is "disappointing." A statement from the premier's office says Canadian aluminum exports do not harm the U.S.
Probe of Vancouver officers’ alleged racist comments hits roadblock

Probe of Vancouver officers’ alleged racist comments hits roadblock

Police Complaint Commissioner cites lack of cooperation from consultant who made allegations
Private parties in B.C. linked to spike in COVID-19

Private parties in B.C. linked to spike in COVID-19

At least 45 cases this week have been linked to private parties in the Metro Vancouver area
B.C. adds 70K jobs in July as retail, food services make gains

B.C. adds 70K jobs in July as retail, food services make gains

B.C. added 70,200 jobs in July as Phase 3 of the economic restart plan continued to stoke business activity across the West Coast.
B.C. premier, pub owner speaking out about abusive customers angry about COVID rules

B.C. premier, pub owner speaking out about abusive customers angry about COVID rules

"We understand the frustrations we are all feeling, but, as Bonnie Henry says, just be nice."
Harbour Air looking to include Squamish in its circuit

Harbour Air looking to include Squamish in its circuit

The locally-owned company is also expected to receive a funding boost from the province
Three men arrested after 'serious' stabbing at popular B.C. hot spring

Three men arrested after 'serious' stabbing at popular B.C. hot spring

AGASSIZ, B.C. — RCMP say three men have been arrested as part of an investigation into a stabbing on a public dock at a popular hot spring east of Chilliwack, B.C.
Vancouver police cite residents' 'fear and concern' in beefing tent camp patrols

Vancouver police cite residents' 'fear and concern' in beefing tent camp patrols

VANCOUVER — Police patrols have been stepped up around an east Vancouver park where a tent encampment is growing.
Masks will be mandatory on trains, buses in Metro Vancouver

Masks will be mandatory on trains, buses in Metro Vancouver

VANCOUVER — Almost everyone boarding a bus, train or Seabus in Metro Vancouver will soon have to wear a mask to protect against the spread of COVID-19. TransLink announced Thursday that starting Aug.
Surrey Police Board votes to create city police force at first meeting

Surrey Police Board votes to create city police force at first meeting

SURREY, B.C. — One of the fastest-growing cities in Canada is a step closer to having its own police force as Surrey, B.C., moves ahead with a controversial plan to replace the local RCMP detachment.