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Raising a 'COVID puppy' no walk in the park

Raising a 'COVID puppy' no walk in the park

Lack of socialization with other dogs, people during pandemic has made raising a puppy challenging, says one Richmond woman
B.C. free from COVID-19 deaths, outbreaks over 24 hours

B.C. free from COVID-19 deaths, outbreaks over 24 hours

New-infection rate falls; nearly 80% of British Columbians now vaccinated at least once.
Transportation Safety Board investigating train's link to Lytton fire

Transportation Safety Board investigating train's link to Lytton fire

The official cause of the fire remains under investigation by the BC Wildfire Service.
Spot-ted: Justin Trudeau and John Horgan eating lunch at legendary B.C. chain restaurant (PHOTOS)

Spot-ted: Justin Trudeau and John Horgan eating lunch at legendary B.C. chain restaurant (PHOTOS)

Two of Canada's high-profile political Dads got take-out from the Vancouver-based family restaurant. 🍔
B.C.'s 10-storey wooden 'skywalk' attraction sets opening date (PHOTOS & VIDEO)

B.C.'s 10-storey wooden 'skywalk' attraction sets opening date (PHOTOS & VIDEO)

Guests also have the option to take an exhilarating ride down a 20-metre spiral slide after, too.
B.C. veteran, 102, completes walkathon despite record temperatures and death of wife

B.C. veteran, 102, completes walkathon despite record temperatures and death of wife

Centenarian inspired by the story of Capt. Tom Moore, who raised $55M for the U.K.'s National Health Service by walking his garden.
Suspect and police dog killed in Campbell River after RCMP try to stop vehicle

Suspect and police dog killed in Campbell River after RCMP try to stop vehicle

Gator’s accomplishments included finding a distraught man during a snowstorm and helping in the arrest of a knife-wielding man who had robbed a store.
Ottawa might seek more international help to fight B.C. wildfires

Ottawa might seek more international help to fight B.C. wildfires

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in B.C. on Thursday.
Visitor restrictions being lifted at long-term care homes in B.C.

Visitor restrictions being lifted at long-term care homes in B.C.

VICTORIA — Visitors to long-term care homes in British Columbia will soon be allowed to see loved ones without COVID-19 restrictions as part of a plan to resume usual social activities for residents. Provincial health officer Dr.
Wildfire officials urge drone operators to stay away from fire scenes or risk hefty fine, jail

Wildfire officials urge drone operators to stay away from fire scenes or risk hefty fine, jail

You could be fined up to $100,000.