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Squamish Library mulls safety protocols following North Vancouver stabbings

Squamish Library mulls safety protocols following North Vancouver stabbings

The library will be checking in with other branches to talk about security.
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Vancouver fire department douses fire at East Vancouver Masonic hall

Vancouver fire department douses fire at East Vancouver Masonic hall

The fire occurred around the same time two others were started in North Vancouver
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Pfizer accelerates summer vaccine deliveries, moves up 5m doses to June

Pfizer accelerates summer vaccine deliveries, moves up 5m doses to June

Canada set to receive largest number of deliveries to date this week
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Porta-potty blocks Granville Street Bridge after powerful windstorm

Porta-potty blocks Granville Street Bridge after powerful windstorm

The porta-potty was blown across two lanes
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Updated: Whistler Blackcomb closed for three weeks

Updated: Whistler Blackcomb closed for three weeks

Rising cases in Whistler cited for temporary closure
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Restrictions banning indoor dining are 'knee-capping' B.C. restaurants, owners say

Restrictions banning indoor dining are 'knee-capping' B.C. restaurants, owners say

New order goes into effect at midnight tonight.
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Group of workers wins $32,000 on BC Lotto

Group of workers wins $32,000 on BC Lotto

Jerica Thomas will split the win with 10 other colleagues
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Record number of new COVID-19 cases prompts ban on in-restaurant dining in B.C.

Record number of new COVID-19 cases prompts ban on in-restaurant dining in B.C.

B.C. recorded 2,518 new infections in past three days, including record 936 cases on March 27
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B.C. suspends use of AstraZeneca for those under 55 years old

B.C. suspends use of AstraZeneca for those under 55 years old

The move comes in anticipation of new guidelines from the National Advisory Committee on Immunization
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B.C. university offers first bachelor's degree in Indigenous language fluency

B.C. university offers first bachelor's degree in Indigenous language fluency

VICTORIA — Students at the University of British Columbia's Okanagan campus will soon be able to receive an Indigenous language fluency degree. Anne Kang, B.C.
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