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B.C. to allow private cannabis retailers to deliver products to customers

B.C. to allow private cannabis retailers to deliver products to customers

Since 2018, the B.C. government has completed security screening on more than 7,000 prospective cannabis workers and it has not found any significant risk of links to organized crime, according to the government. 
Couple gifts $500 to every Grade 12 student in this B.C. school district

Couple gifts $500 to every Grade 12 student in this B.C. school district

Donors ask students to use funds 'where you see fit'
Joshua Whitehead's Indigiqueer novel 'Jonny Appleseed' optioned for the screen

Joshua Whitehead's Indigiqueer novel 'Jonny Appleseed' optioned for the screen

VANCOUVER — Joshua Whitehead's celebrated debut novel "Jonny Appleseed" has been optioned for the screen.
Symbolic petition launched for Surrey policing referendum

Symbolic petition launched for Surrey policing referendum

Surrey residents can expect canvassers from August 16 to November 15
In-class K-12 instruction will return to 'near normal' by September

In-class K-12 instruction will return to 'near normal' by September

No decision about mask requirements in schools has been made yet.
Detained refugee family allegedly defrauded by immigration consultant to be deported

Detained refugee family allegedly defrauded by immigration consultant to be deported

A family on the brink of deportation allege they were scammed by an immigration consultant. As they await a return to Colombia and violent threats on their life, some are saying the government needs to crack down on shady consultants.
Victoria dog reunited with its family days after becoming lost while escaping attack

Victoria dog reunited with its family days after becoming lost while escaping attack

VICTORIA — A dog is safe at home days after it was separated from its owner as they ran from a violent attack near downtown Victoria.
B.C. public health officials prepare to manage COVID-19 differently in the future

B.C. public health officials prepare to manage COVID-19 differently in the future

VANCOUVER — The future of COVID-19 could look a lot like seasonal flus or other common illnesses like measles or pneumonia, British Columbia's deputy provincial health officer says. Dr.
B.C. dog found after missing for five days (VIDEO)

B.C. dog found after missing for five days (VIDEO)

'We were crying and smiling and just all the happiness.'
Prominent Vancouver lawyer Paul Doroshenko issued suspension for misconduct

Prominent Vancouver lawyer Paul Doroshenko issued suspension for misconduct

Doroshenko has a Queen’s Counsel designation from 2017