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92% of TransLink customers are wearing face masks

92% of TransLink customers are wearing face masks

“This is a very encouraging trend."
B.C. schools receive $2-million cash boost to promote mental health

B.C. schools receive $2-million cash boost to promote mental health

VICTORIA — Schools in British Columbia are getting an extra $2 million for mental health programs from the provincial government.
Black bear makes unexpected visit to B.C. hotel lobby (VIDEO)

Black bear makes unexpected visit to B.C. hotel lobby (VIDEO)

The bear wasn't checking in, but did check it out
B.C. government breaking law in extending information request times: privacy commissioner

B.C. government breaking law in extending information request times: privacy commissioner

“They simply ignore the rules”
Sea to Sky Gondola will require masks for visitors

Sea to Sky Gondola will require masks for visitors

The policy goes into effect Friday, September 4.
B.C. issued 10 tickets during first week of enforcement of large gathering rules

B.C. issued 10 tickets during first week of enforcement of large gathering rules

"It's time to stop breaking the rules. It's time to do better."
B.C. sets new record for number of people battling COVID-19 infections: 1,124

B.C. sets new record for number of people battling COVID-19 infections: 1,124

The last time B.C. recorded fewer new daily infections than 58 was on August 17
Funeral and feast gatherings in northern B.C. lead to COVID warnings

Funeral and feast gatherings in northern B.C. lead to COVID warnings

VICTORIA — An outbreak of COVID-19 in British Columbia's Nass Valley has prompted an alert from the Northern and First Nations health authorities. The warning goes out to anyone who attended gatherings between Aug. 21 and 25 in the valley.
B.C. sets new record for number of people battling COVID-19 infections: 1,124

B.C. sets new record for number of people battling COVID-19 infections: 1,124

The 58 new cases of COVID-19 identified in the past 24 hours is comparatively low
New supportive housing coming for homeless in Vancouver, province and city say

New supportive housing coming for homeless in Vancouver, province and city say

VANCOUVER — The B.C. government and City of Vancouver are partnering to build 450 new supportive homes for people experiencing homelessness.
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