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A third of B.C. students return to part-time, in-class instruction

A third of B.C. students return to part-time, in-class instruction

“We hope that the June restart is part of something that will help us have an even stronger start to school in September."
A third of B.C. students return to part-time, in-class instruction

A third of B.C. students return to part-time, in-class instruction

Education Minister Rob Fleming said approximately 60,000 students have returned to some in-class instruction across 60 school districts
Chip Wilson: COVID-19 pandemic changing retail and how we work

Chip Wilson: COVID-19 pandemic changing retail and how we work

Business in Vancouver’s Business Leadership Series, a 10-part series of discussions with prominent business leaders, today features Chip Wilson, the founder of Lululemon Athletica.
Wolf killed near Prince Rupert B.C. after rare attack on a human

Wolf killed near Prince Rupert B.C. after rare attack on a human

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C. — Conservation officers in northwestern British Columbia have captured and killed a lone wolf that may have been responsible for a rare attack on a human.
B.C.-based non-profit launches psychedelics program to assist terminally-ill patients

B.C.-based non-profit launches psychedelics program to assist terminally-ill patients

The program will help terminally-ill British Columbians access medically-supervised, psilocybin-assisted psychotherapy
B.C. man’s brother and cousin die amid protests in Chicago

B.C. man’s brother and cousin die amid protests in Chicago

School principal Dionte Jelks was a world away in Victoria when he learned his brother and cousin had been shot dead in Chicago
Large protest gatherings pose COVID-19 risks: B.C. health officials

Large protest gatherings pose COVID-19 risks: B.C. health officials

VICTORIA — Large public gatherings, including anti-racism protests, pose health risks during a pandemic, British Columbia's top health officials said Monday. Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said people in B.C.
Parent, superintendent, trustee report smooth return to classrooms in B.C.

Parent, superintendent, trustee report smooth return to classrooms in B.C.

VANCOUVER — It was a relatively easy decision for Dean McGee to send his children back to high school in Surrey, B.C., on Monday.
Public protests are risky during pandemic: Henry

Public protests are risky during pandemic: Henry

There were 24 new COVID-19 cases over the last two days, one death
Jimmy Pattison: COVID will push remote work even further

Jimmy Pattison: COVID will push remote work even further

Business in Vancouver’s Business Leadership Series is a 10-part series of discussions with prominent business leaders
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