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Victoria cops break up second straight party at downtown apartment

Victoria police say that for the second night in a row, they've broken up a party at the same downtown apartment and fined one of the participants.
B.C.’s record-high cannabis sales in June are seven times that of last year

B.C.’s record-high cannabis sales in June are seven times that of last year

This is the sixth straight month when the province’s legal cannabis retailers have sold a record-high value of products
'Oh hell, you're not a dog': B.C. woman goes nose-to-nose with a big cat — twice

'Oh hell, you're not a dog': B.C. woman goes nose-to-nose with a big cat — twice

“I’m standing there [less than a metre away] thinking I’m talking with a yellow lab."
B.C. police issue $2,300 COVID-19 ticket to party host

B.C. police issue $2,300 COVID-19 ticket to party host

"Many of the party attendees were youth. The room was densely populated, hot, and moisture had built up on the windows. Patrol officers believed approximately 40 to 60 people attended the party.”

Party host in Victoria, B.C., fined for allegedly failing to follow COVID-19 measures

Victoria Police say they issued a $2,300 fine to a party host who allegedly failed to follow COVID-19 provincial health guidelines.
Watch this B.C. magician perform for Penn and Teller (VIDEO)

Watch this B.C. magician perform for Penn and Teller (VIDEO)

Kamloops magician Clinton W. Gray performed his trick, the "Arm Chopper of Doom" with host Alyson Hannigan as his uncertain assistant.
B.C. startups are re-imagining what 'showing up' to class looks like

B.C. startups are re-imagining what 'showing up' to class looks like

The pandemic could be a transformative opportunity for education
VCH launches hilarious TikTok campaign to young adults during COVID-19  (VIDEO)

VCH launches hilarious TikTok campaign to young adults during COVID-19 (VIDEO)

VCH data shows that the median age for those who test positive for COVID-19 has now dropped, from 57 years old in Phase 1 of B.C.’s Restart Plan to 34 years old in Phase 3.
Fearing COVID-19 spread, Fraser Health clerks push for digitization

Fearing COVID-19 spread, Fraser Health clerks push for digitization

Fearing COVID infection, health clerks want digitized systems
B.C. confirms 90 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 4,915

B.C. confirms 90 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 4,915

There have been two new deaths
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