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B.C. planning up to 15 First Nations justice centres across the province

B.C. planning up to 15 First Nations justice centres across the province

VICTORIA — The British Columbia government is working with the B.C. First Nations Justice Council to determine the locations for new Indigenous justice centres across the province.
Victoria police seek two suspects after alleged stabbing in Centennial Square

Victoria police seek two suspects after alleged stabbing in Centennial Square

VICTORIA — Police in Victoria are appealing to the public for any information about two suspects after an alleged stabbing downtown. They say officers were in Centennial Square when a man in medical distress approached them shortly after 6 p.m.
Community centres, more recreational facilities set to reopen across Vancouver

Community centres, more recreational facilities set to reopen across Vancouver

VANCOUVER — The Vancouver Park Board says community centres across the city are set to reopen, with programs and services focused on children, youth, seniors and food security coming first.
Alaskans fined, taken to U.S. after allegedly violating Quarantine Act in B.C.

Alaskans fined, taken to U.S. after allegedly violating Quarantine Act in B.C.

VANCOUVER — RCMP in British Columbia say four Americans have been fined $500 each for violating emergency orders under the Quarantine Act.
CRM giant Salesforce to acquire Vancouver’s Mobify

CRM giant Salesforce to acquire Vancouver’s Mobify

What happened: Salesforce signs definitive agreement to acquire Mobify Why it matters: Made-in-B.C.
Canada researchers investigating acai berry to fight Covid

Canada researchers investigating acai berry to fight Covid

The hope is that early intervention with acai could help prevent some of the disease's worst symptoms, which can lead to hospitalization and death
Former Paralympian bikes across B.C. to share an important message

Former Paralympian bikes across B.C. to share an important message

Clement has defied the odds. When he was just two years old, he suffered a stroke which caused him to lose mobility on one side of his body.
B.C. adds 15,300 jobs in August but growth slows amid recovery

B.C. adds 15,300 jobs in August but growth slows amid recovery

B.C.’s summer of economic recovery closed off with 15,300 jobs added in August, showing signs massive growth over the preceding two months is now slowing.
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.
$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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