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The largest tulip festival in Western Canada returns to the Lower Mainland

The largest tulip festival in Western Canada returns to the Lower Mainland

There will be more than 6.5 million bulbs in all!
Want to avoid GMOs? New rules will make that harder

Want to avoid GMOs? New rules will make that harder

Last month, Health Canada released draft guidance, or documents the government will use to guide its application of laws and regulations for genetically modified plants and derived food products.
Alleged Burnaby mall spitter among six fined for COVID violations in March: RCMP update

Alleged Burnaby mall spitter among six fined for COVID violations in March: RCMP update

Police handed out hefty fines to partiers and folks who refused to wear masks in local businesses in March
Woman bitten by coyote while walking on Seawall

Woman bitten by coyote while walking on Seawall

The public is being warned about aggressive coyotes in Stanley Park again
Check out this shot of a Whirlpool Galaxy taken in Squamish

Check out this shot of a Whirlpool Galaxy taken in Squamish

Vancouver man takes stunning photos of the galaxy that is 30 million lightyears away.
Belligerent behaviour builds up across B.C. (VIDEO)

Belligerent behaviour builds up across B.C. (VIDEO)

Glacier Media asked experts to explain why some British Columbians have taken it to the extreme and have acted on their emotions.
No annual door-to-door Girl Guide cookies this year

No annual door-to-door Girl Guide cookies this year

British Columbians can purchase cookies from London Drugs stores and online.
Re-hiring blitz challenges looming for hospitality and tourism

Re-hiring blitz challenges looming for hospitality and tourism

Many skilled workers laid off during the pandemic have moved on to other sectors
U.S. CDC issues 'very high' warning against all travel to Canada

U.S. CDC issues 'very high' warning against all travel to Canada

The United States advises all travellers to avoid travel to Canada.
Unemployed Canadians shun farm work

Unemployed Canadians shun farm work

Only 25 of 80 applicants actually showed up and stayed for more than a day and most refused to work early mornings or on weekends, one farmer says.