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First Indigenous councillor in Terrace, B.C., quits, cites systemic racism

First Indigenous councillor in Terrace, B.C., quits, cites systemic racism

TERRACE, B.C. — The first Indigenous member of council in Terrace, B.C., has resigned.
Officer declines to be in TikTok video, issues tickets to driver instead

Officer declines to be in TikTok video, issues tickets to driver instead

A driver who offered a Oak Bay police officer a chance to appear on TikTok ended up being investigated for impaired driving.
Former Squamish Nation councillor on trial for alleged $1-million fraud

Former Squamish Nation councillor on trial for alleged $1-million fraud

Crown alleges former employee used requests for emergency funding to steal from Squamish Nation
Active infections rise in B.C., as province records 1,428 new cases in past three days

Active infections rise in B.C., as province records 1,428 new cases in past three days

Eight more people succumbed to the virus during the weekend
Active infections rise in B.C., as province records 1,428 new cases in past three days

Active infections rise in B.C., as province records 1,428 new cases in past three days

Eight more people succumbed to the virus during the weekend.
Rapid test for U.K. variant in Surrey schools not coming to the rest of B.C. — yet

Rapid test for U.K. variant in Surrey schools not coming to the rest of B.C. — yet

More variants of concern likely to be identified in B.C. in coming weeks as province enhances screening measures for positive COVID-19 tests, says deputy provincial health officer
Transparency is top priority for Surrey’s police force: board boss

Transparency is top priority for Surrey’s police force: board boss

Still unclear when Surrey Police Service will be completed and what the transition and ongoing operations will cost.
Crews respond to fuel spill on Burrard Inlet

Crews respond to fuel spill on Burrard Inlet

Western Canada Marine Response deploys boom around tanker
RCMP in Surrey, B.C., hand out $5,000 in fines to gamblers breaking COVID-19 rules

RCMP in Surrey, B.C., hand out $5,000 in fines to gamblers breaking COVID-19 rules

SURREY, B.C. — A group of people caught gambling at a local business in Surrey, B.C., face fines for not following COVID-19 regulations.
Video: Lynx lectured by the scruff after killing several northern B.C. man's chickens

Video: Lynx lectured by the scruff after killing several northern B.C. man's chickens

Event catches social media's attention, takes selfie with the animal.