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Interior Health jeopardizing crucial services, addiction centre says

Interior Health jeopardizing crucial services, addiction centre says

Health authority says services being integrated “into the continuum of care”
Vigil to protest Trans Mountain set for Saturday in Burnaby

Vigil to protest Trans Mountain set for Saturday in Burnaby

On Saturday morning, a multi-faith direct action group will reflect on this year’s Earth Day at the Brunette River in Burnaby where Trans Mountain has been cutting down trees.
Child porn, sexual assault sentence tripled

Child porn, sexual assault sentence tripled

Appeal court overturns sentence, calls acts ‘depraved'
AstraZeneca vaccine now recommended for Canadians 30 and older

AstraZeneca vaccine now recommended for Canadians 30 and older

National committee previously recommended suspending use of the vaccine for those under 55
Here are all the exemptions to B.C.'s new non-essential travel ban

Here are all the exemptions to B.C.'s new non-essential travel ban

Non-essential travel in B.C. is now restricted, with some "reasonable exemptions" according to the government
People will be fined $575 for breaking the new order restricting non-essential travel in B.C.

People will be fined $575 for breaking the new order restricting non-essential travel in B.C.

This order will be in effect from April 23 through the May long weekend to May 25, 2021
Port Coquitlam drama teacher stumbles across giant swimming bear on Earth Day (PHOTOS)

Port Coquitlam drama teacher stumbles across giant swimming bear on Earth Day (PHOTOS)

Luckily, said the Port Coquitlam teacher, he had his camera with him
Fancy a bet on the Oscars this Sunday?

Fancy a bet on the Oscars this Sunday?

The late Chadwick Boseman (1.05 odds) is currently listed on PlayNow.com as the clear favourite to posthumously win Best Actor
COVID-19: Canada signs deal with Pfizer for 65m booster doses over two years

COVID-19: Canada signs deal with Pfizer for 65m booster doses over two years

Ottawa has the option to order up to 90m more doses in the coming years
British Columbians aged 60+ invited to book COVID-19 vaccine appointments

British Columbians aged 60+ invited to book COVID-19 vaccine appointments

More than 1.4 million British Columbians have received their first vaccine dose as of Thursday.