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Petition to re-open B.C. boat launches nets over 3,000 signatures

Petition to re-open B.C. boat launches nets over 3,000 signatures

"Having access to our local lakes and waterways is important for outdoor activity and our mental well being."
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Care-home visiting rules could ease in B.C. by summer

Care-home visiting rules could ease in B.C. by summer

The visitor policy is in development with the Health Ministry and public health units
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B.C.'s road to recovery: Restaurant reopenings could start in May

B.C.'s road to recovery: Restaurant reopenings could start in May

B.C. restaurants could be allowed to open their dining rooms as early as next month
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Acclaimed B.C. hotel and restaurant for sale amidst legal and financial troubles

Acclaimed B.C. hotel and restaurant for sale amidst legal and financial troubles

It's been a decade of legal and financial woes for the well-known property
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Evacuation orders and alerts in effect for areas in Central Interior B.C.

Evacuation orders and alerts in effect for areas in Central Interior B.C.

WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. — Evacuation orders and alerts are in place in parts of British Columbia's Central Interior due to flooding.
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B.C. to look at opening long-term care facilities to visits from family

B.C. to look at opening long-term care facilities to visits from family

VANCOUVER — British Columbia pledged to double its contribution to help support caregivers and seniors as part of the province's emergency COVID-19 response plan on Sunday, as health officials pondered how to reopen long-term care facilities to visit
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Inmates, staff of federal prison in B.C. get masks as authorities step up hygiene

Inmates, staff of federal prison in B.C. get masks as authorities step up hygiene

ABBOTSFORD, B.C. — Authorities at a federal institution in British Columbia say they have stepped up precautionary measures after more than 100 inmates were tested positive for the new coronavirus.
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Province examining re-opening provincial parks 'in a safe way'

Province examining re-opening provincial parks 'in a safe way'

"We are looking at how we can open up the parks in a safe way as we start to transition to our new normal"
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Pemberton dog recovering after suspected poisoning

Pemberton dog recovering after suspected poisoning

The B.C. Conservation Officer Service is looking for information on the incident that killed two coyotes.
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B.C. records COVID-19 related death at a First Nations community

B.C. records COVID-19 related death at a First Nations community

VANCOUVER — British Columbia counted its first COVID-19-related death in a First Nations community on Saturday, the province's top doctor said as she announced 95 more people had been diagnosed with the virus. Dr.
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