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B.C. nurses will be able prescribe drugs to help stop overdose deaths

B.C. nurses will be able prescribe drugs to help stop overdose deaths

Advocates are hailing this new public health order as a major step in the battle to save lives
Meet the cyclist squad saving lives in the Downtown Eastside

Meet the cyclist squad saving lives in the Downtown Eastside

DTES bike paramedics responded to 63 emergency calls in their first 10 days
One-bedroom apartments in Vancouver cost a whopping $2,000, report finds

One-bedroom apartments in Vancouver cost a whopping $2,000, report finds

The city still has the highest rent in Canada for a two-bedroom apartment.
Vancouver police alerted to loaded, semi-automatic rifle stashed on Strathcona street

Vancouver police alerted to loaded, semi-automatic rifle stashed on Strathcona street

Vancouver police are 'concerned' but say the finding poses no current risk to public safety
$3.5-million redesign underway for West End parks including English Bay and Sunset Beach

$3.5-million redesign underway for West End parks including English Bay and Sunset Beach

Vancouver Park Board commissioners award consultation contract to design firms during Monday meeting
Owner of West Vancouver party house fined for short-term rental

Owner of West Vancouver party house fined for short-term rental

The British Properties mansion was recently rented out for a massive out-of-control party that flouted COVID-19 safety rules
BCCDC identifies 3 new Vancouver flights for possible COVID-19 exposure

BCCDC identifies 3 new Vancouver flights for possible COVID-19 exposure

The BC Centre for Disease Control is warning airline passengers they may have been exposed to COVID-19 on recent Vancouver flights.
COVID-19 hospitalizations climb to 67 in B.C. with 97 new cases

COVID-19 hospitalizations climb to 67 in B.C. with 97 new cases

A new long-term care facility outbreak announced in the Vancouver Coastal Health region
Burnaby business nailed with big fine for COVID violation

Burnaby business nailed with big fine for COVID violation

The business was still serving customers well after the mandated closing time despite receiving warnings not to do so,” said police.
Study finds 5 possible North Shore rapid transit routes

Study finds 5 possible North Shore rapid transit routes

The province has narrowed down the options it may consider for a rapid transit link connecting the North Shore to Vancouver and beyond.
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