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Vancouver man charged in Lynn Valley Care Centre hoax

Vancouver man charged in Lynn Valley Care Centre hoax

A Vancouver man has now been charged with perpetrating a hoax call to the Lynn Valley Care Centre that left the seniors’ home dangerously short-staffed while an outbreak of COVID-19 was rapidly spreading.
Here is what Vancouver's air quality is expected to be like this week

Here is what Vancouver's air quality is expected to be like this week

Active children and adults, and people with respiratory disease, such as asthma, should limit prolonged outdoor exertion.
North Van working group to examine racism in schools

North Van working group to examine racism in schools

The North Vancouver School District is vowing to do more to fight racism in the school system. And the first step, say trustees, will be finding out how much racism there is within schools currently.
Kamloops tourism industry is 'on life support' after staycationers don't fill int'l void

Kamloops tourism industry is 'on life support' after staycationers don't fill int'l void

With COVID-19 concerns keeping many travellers at home, area daytrippers have different spending habits, says CEO of Tourism Kamloops
Lynn Valley standoff suspect dies before trial

Lynn Valley standoff suspect dies before trial

The Lynn Valley man charged with several offences following a police standoff last winter has died before going to trial.
Will shift to mail-in ballots affect outcome of B.C. election?

Will shift to mail-in ballots affect outcome of B.C. election?

Massive shift to mail-in voting doesn’t necessarily mean many more people are going to vote, says SFU senior lecturer
'I've become cynical about DFO,' says Homalco chief over federal fish farm decision

'I've become cynical about DFO,' says Homalco chief over federal fish farm decision

Vancouver Island First Nations chief is concerned about the amount of chemicals used to treat sea lice in the fish farms — and fisheries department's ability to police it
Permanent fish-passage solutions considered at Big Bar landslide

Permanent fish-passage solutions considered at Big Bar landslide

“In 2019 the landslide at Big Bar killed a lot of migrating salmon, but in 2020 it was the whole Fraser River that conspired to kill fish," says director of Fisheries and Oceans response team
Federal program pays 75% of safety upgrades to small vessels

Federal program pays 75% of safety upgrades to small vessels

Fishing boat operators, NGOs, First Nations and local governments can apply for up to $200,000 toward projects that help prevent collisions Not-for-profit NGOs, public safety organizations, educational institutions, healthcare institutions, enforcement services and local governments are also eligible for funding.
RCMP officers testify in Site C shooting inquest

RCMP officers testify in Site C shooting inquest

“We believed he was coming at us, we kept giving commands, and [he] responded by swearing at us and not complying,” says one of two officers involved in death of James McIntyre