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#TheMoment: When did you realize COVID-19 had changed everything?

#TheMoment: When did you realize COVID-19 had changed everything?

#TheMoment is different for everyone, from watching children become online learners to not being able to say goodbye to loved ones.
One week left before unclaimed $1M B.C. lottery ticket expires

One week left before unclaimed $1M B.C. lottery ticket expires

The 6/49 ticket was purchased on northern Vancouver Island in March 2020
Northern Health responds to lawsuit that alleges racism played a part in baby's death

Northern Health responds to lawsuit that alleges racism played a part in baby's death

TERRACE, B.C. — Health officials in northern British Columbia deny allegations they mismanaged the treatment of a pregnant Indigenous woman or used racial stereotypes that affected her care and led to the stillbirth of her daughter.
Is your 24k gold-plated rose missing? Prince George RCMP have found it

Is your 24k gold-plated rose missing? Prince George RCMP have found it

Did you accept this rose before it was went missing?
Temporary dedicated bike lane replaces one vehicle lane through Stanley Park

Temporary dedicated bike lane replaces one vehicle lane through Stanley Park

VANCOUVER — A temporary bike lane is returning to Vancouver's Stanley Park, replacing one lane of traffic on the road ringing the iconic green space.
Gruesome sight at City of Delta's Boundary Bay beach

Gruesome sight at City of Delta's Boundary Bay beach

Dead sea lion washed up on beach at Boundary Bay not far from the Beach Grove dike access
B.C. says it can speed up COVID-19 vaccine roll out for elderly after slow start

B.C. says it can speed up COVID-19 vaccine roll out for elderly after slow start

VICTORIA — The British Columbia government says it will speed up its COVID-19 vaccine roll out after a slow start this week.
B.C. government won't release Telus contract on vaccine appointment call centres

B.C. government won't release Telus contract on vaccine appointment call centres

VICTORIA — British Columbia's premier and health minister refused to directly answer questions Wednesday about the government's contract with Telus, the provider whose call centres for COVID-19 vaccine appointments got off to a chaotic start.
Battered but still working, iPhone returned to Port Coquitlam teen after eight-month ocean journey

Battered but still working, iPhone returned to Port Coquitlam teen after eight-month ocean journey

A cell phone lost in the Coquitlam River washed up on a Mayne Island beach last Saturday after an eight month journey; now it is being returned to the Port Coquitlam teen who lost the phone in a rafting incident last summer
B.C. residents warned of invasive mussel species

B.C. residents warned of invasive mussel species

The tiny mussel species hitches rides on aquarium moss balls.