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Teacher suspended for ignoring safety lockdown drill

Teacher suspended for ignoring safety lockdown drill

Teaching Grade 4/5s continued despite PA system announcement
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Shoppers at Vancouver store, passengers on several flights warned of COVID-19

Shoppers at Vancouver store, passengers on several flights warned of COVID-19

VANCOUVER — The health authority in Vancouver is warning those who shopped at the Foot Locker on Robson Street to monitor for symptoms of COVID-19. Vancouver Coastal Health says the potential exposure dates were Aug. 4 and Aug.
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B.C. has highest number of active COVID-19 cases in three months

B.C. has highest number of active COVID-19 cases in three months

Number of new cases continues to be high, although there has not been a pandemic-related death so far this month in B.C.
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Parole expanded for Kelly Ellard, killer of B.C. teen, Reena Virk

Parole expanded for Kelly Ellard, killer of B.C. teen, Reena Virk

VANCOUVER — Day parole has been expanded for Kelly Ellard, the woman convicted of killing 14-year-old Reena Virk near Victoria in 1997.
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$875,000 worth of cocaine seized from vessel entering B.C. waters after international trip

$875,000 worth of cocaine seized from vessel entering B.C. waters after international trip

Close to 17 kilograms of what is believed to be cocaine was seized from a commercial vessel near Victoria
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B.C. risks ‘carbon leakage’ without business incentives: business council

B.C. risks ‘carbon leakage’ without business incentives: business council

Tax, regulatory, carbon offset and capture regimes not competitive globally: report
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B.C. will delay start of school: Minister of Education

B.C. will delay start of school: Minister of Education

School was set to begin on Sept. 8
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BC Ferries eligible for joint provincial-federal Safe Restart transit funding

BC Ferries eligible for joint provincial-federal Safe Restart transit funding

VANCOUVER — The financially struggling BC Ferries will be eligible to receive funding through the joint federal and provincial Safe Restart Agreement.
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Is the Strathcona Park homeless camp in Vancouver here to stay?

Is the Strathcona Park homeless camp in Vancouver here to stay?

Plan to vacate Oppenheimer Park encampment in April doesn’t extend to Strathcona tent city
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Salmonella-contaminated onion recall expands to include salsas, salads, and more sold in B.C.

Salmonella-contaminated onion recall expands to include salsas, salads, and more sold in B.C.

If you have anything with onions in it, make sure you know where those onions came from
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