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The victim, a 92-year-old man with dementia, was subjected to a racist tirade and was shoved to the ground

VICTORIA — Premier John Horgan says young people are not immune to COVID-19 and he's appealing to their better judgment to stop the rise in cases in the province.

Four Mounties were injured while trying to apprehend a naked man along the Lougheed Highway near the Pitt River last month.

Vacant lot on Highland Boulevard declared a ‘nuisance’ after five years

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A harbour seal pup was recently rescued near the Tsawwassen ferry terminal. According to BC Ferries spokesperson Tessa Humphries on Friday, July 10, ferry employees spotted the pup in the water and contacted the Oceanwise Marine Mammal Rescue Centre.

Weeks after reopening Mount Seymour and Cypress Mountain parks from COVID-19 restrictions, the province will begin limiting the number of visitors via a new mandatory day pass system.

Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) is launching a public exposures webpage for situations where the health authority isn't able to contact everyone exposed to COVID-19. The location, dates and times of these exposures will be posted to www.vch.

The Canadian Ferry Association (CFA) claims the lack of federal government support “will impact the economic and social recovery post COVID-19” of ferry dependent communities.

District camping and vanlife ban a near certainty after three readings of bylaw passed by council