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Two-year-old boy struck by a vehicle in Squamish Saturday

Two-year-old boy struck by a vehicle in Squamish Saturday

Child suffered soft tissue injuries; released from hospital
B.C. confirms 10 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 2,517

B.C. confirms 10 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 2,517

There have been two new deaths.
How will the COVID-19 pandemic affect public transit long term?

How will the COVID-19 pandemic affect public transit long term?

A recent poll found that 69 per cent of respondents who normally took transit stopped during the outbreak, and only 19% of those respondents said they would return during a Stage 2 reopening.
Pandemic threatens B.C. book industry: publishers

Pandemic threatens B.C. book industry: publishers

Homegrown companies say free access to books online is financially unsustainable
People invited to get out and count bats in our communitites

People invited to get out and count bats in our communitites

Is being cooped up starting to drive you batty? The BC Community Bat Program is looking for volunteers to help with its annual bat count, noting it's an easy, fun and safe activity for the whole family.
'Time is running out for him and me' — Port Coquitlam couple cope with separation under lockdown

'Time is running out for him and me' — Port Coquitlam couple cope with separation under lockdown

Brigitte Beurmann has visited her husband through a sealed window every day since his retirement home went into lockdown two months ago — now, as his dementia progresses, she's worried they won't get a chance to meet face-to-face again before he forgets her altogether.
No Frills releases a surprisingly awesome rap song about COVID safety at the grocery store (VIDEO)

No Frills releases a surprisingly awesome rap song about COVID safety at the grocery store (VIDEO)

The latest sign that these truly are unprecedented times comes from a Canadian discount grocery store chain that released an electro-rap song and video about COVID-19 safety that is actually pretty great.
Port Coquitlam to boost patio service with free construction

Port Coquitlam to boost patio service with free construction

Mayor Brad West says he doesn't want local business to suffer during COVID-19 and is offering help for those that want to expand outdoor space
Jack Knox: When you can’t board the ferry despite being fourth in line

Jack Knox: When you can’t board the ferry despite being fourth in line

When Leeanne Mueller pulled up to the Pender Island ferry terminal Wednesday, she knew she wasn’t a priority passenger. She didn’t get sent to the lane reserved for residents with medical appointments in Victoria.
House fire in Valleycliffe Friday night

House fire in Valleycliffe Friday night

Residents out of the home, fire chief says