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B.C. health officials report one new community outbreak related to COVID-19

B.C. health officials report one new community outbreak related to COVID-19

VICTORIA — British Columbia reported one new community outbreak of COVID-19 on Thursday at a construction site for a water treatment facility in the Interior Health region. Provincial health officer Dr.
This anti-gay preacher is coming to Vancouver this weekend (VIDEO)

This anti-gay preacher is coming to Vancouver this weekend (VIDEO)

The organization describes itself as as, "a Non-denominational Christian Ministry founded by David Lynn who is a planting, pastoral and evangelistic figure within Toronto, Canada," which aims to change the world, "through radical evangelism, church planting, and discipleship."
Number of people being actively monitored for COVID-19 in B.C. at all-time high

Number of people being actively monitored for COVID-19 in B.C. at all-time high

Officials are now monitoring 2,810 people for symptoms of COVID-19 because they have been exposed to known cases
B.C. to overhaul 20 health regulators into six big colleges

B.C. to overhaul 20 health regulators into six big colleges

Health Minister Adrian Dix vows to have these six new colleges report complaint and disciplinary processes more transparently
B.C. confirms 68 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 5,372

B.C. confirms 68 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 5,372

There has been one new community outbreak.
Cut B.C. health regulatory colleges to six to improve public protection: report

Cut B.C. health regulatory colleges to six to improve public protection: report

VICTORIA — A report recommends reducing the number of regulatory colleges governing health professionals in British Columbia from 20 to six to improve public protection and implementing a new oversight body that oversees them.
Man goes overboard BC Ferries vessel

Man goes overboard BC Ferries vessel

"Both of our ships are running behind schedule as a result of the incident."
Jill Krop to step down as BC Regional Director of Global News

Jill Krop to step down as BC Regional Director of Global News

Her last day is September 30th
Record-setting year for birth tourism in B.C. prior to pandemic

Record-setting year for birth tourism in B.C. prior to pandemic

Federal Liberal government appears to have made no progress to better understand and address birth tourism, but COVID-19 is temporarily curbing the practice
New West masseur arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting client

New West masseur arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting client

The New Westminster Police Department says it arrested an adult male masseur after an allegation of sexual assault during a massage.
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