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The sound of children laughing and running on the playground outside her office has made all the preparations and learning of new habits worth it to Ecole Pauline Johnson principal Tara Zielinski.

The case points to the tricky balance of choosing who gets into our new social bubble at a time when the virus continues to race across the globe.

Under the surgical 'restart' plan, North Shore patients needing hip and knee replacements are near the back of the line

Sunshine Coast residents taking the Langdale-Horseshoe Bay route in either direction should be receiving priority boarding, says BC Ferries spokesperson Deborah Marshall.

A former conservation officer who was fired for refusing to kill two bear cubs near Port Hardy in 2015 says he feels vindicated by a court decision that determined he was improperly terminated.

No one will have a grad story like this year's pandemic graduates

Imagine a situation where, instead of calling 911, someone in mental-health distress calls a hotline which summons a mental-health professional.

While the number of new cases of COVID-19 continue to trend down in B.C., the pandemic remains a “major problem” throughout the world, says B.C.’s provincial health officer.

New organization raises $1,000 in just four days

Teachers in North Vancouver have already received layoff notices as school officials grapple with a potential $8-million hole in next year’s budget due to impacts of COVID-19.