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A new serology survey that shows less than one per cent of the population was infected with COVID-19 in the first wave of the pandemic is a reason to celebrate the province’s gains, but not to become complacent, says the lead researcher. B.C.

Separated from each other for four months, one Port Coquitlam senior says 15 minutes, once a week is hardly enough for a husband struggling with dementia in a local seniors home.

A suspended Richmond RCMP officer has been charged with 34 counts of voyeurism and three counts of sexual assault involving six women known to him. Andrew Seangio was suspended in B.C.

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A B.C. Supreme Court judge has tossed out a lawsuit from a North Vancouver man left injured when he was struck by a foul ball at a Mount Seymour Little League game.

Richmond city staff tasked with reminding residents to keep to physical distancing rules have encountered groups of youth and young adults who aren’t complying and are often rude when staff remind them of the rules, according to the city.

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B.C. has recorded its highest monthly death toll from drug overdoses for the second month in a row, with 175 illicit-drug-toxicity fatalities in June. The previous highs were 171 in May, and 161 in December 2016.

No injuries are being reported, but one home was hit on Carson Street just north of Riverway Park.

District of North Vancouver firefighters responded to their second serious mountain biking accident in a few short days Tuesday, this time on Mount Seymour’s Pangor Trail. Rescuers were called out about 11 a.m.