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Some businesses, services can begin to reopen in mid-May, while large concerts, conventions could be banned for a year or more

Seniors’ care homes and living facilities combine to be the biggest hot-spot for the pandemic

New rules apply to low-rise homes no more than three storeys tall

Work on new Argyle Secondary also heading toward completion

Lauren Spencer-Smith was at home in Nanaimo on Tuesday, days after learning she would not go forward as a contestant with American Idol.

Local animal lovers are again calling for a ban on rodenticides after a healthy barred owl nearly succumbed to rat poison in a North Vancouver park twice in the last month.

For sawmills and mines, the biggest concern for restart is commodity demand, prices

International student enrolment has nose-dived due to the global pandemic and public school teachers are facing layoffs as school districts across the region scramble to offset millions of dollars in lost revenue.

Families should hold off setting up playdates or doubling their social bubbles too quickly, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said on the eve of the premier’s announcement about easing of COVID-19 restrictions in B.C.

Surrey City Hall has already poured $5.4 million into the new Surrey Police Department and does not intend to stop