Category Archives: British Columbia
More tick sightings likely due to more time spent outdoors: expert
They hide in the tall grasses, waiting for their next meal. Tick season is here and the crawling insects are finding their way onto pets and people. But are there more ticks than usual? "We don't do r...
May 03, 2020
B.C. rally calls for safe release of prisoners
MISSION, B.C. - A justice advocacy group says it wants prisoners at a federal institution in British Columbia ravaged by a COVID-19 outbreak to know there are people in the community fighting for...
May 03, 2020
B.C. Covid update: barbers and hairstylists not on list to reopen first
B.C.'s provincial health officer says barbers and hairstylists will not be among the first businesses allowed to reopen under BC's "Go Forward" plan. Dr. Bonnie Henry was responding to a question abou...
Corey Fischer May 02, 2020
'Invasion of privacy': Watchdogs concerned about apps tracking COVID-19 patients
VANCOUVER - Privacy watchdogs are voicing concerns over proposals across the country to implement smartphone apps to help track COVID-19. New Brunswick, Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Saskat...
May 02, 2020
Customers skip the line as warehouse, sample sales shift online amid pandemic
VANCOUVER - Last year, more than 2,000 shoppers descended on a Toronto pop-up store, looking for deals at undergarment maker Knix's first warehouse sale. It was a success: the company sold out of most...
May 02, 2020
'Invasion of privacy': Watchdogs concerned about apps tracking COVID-19 patients
VANCOUVER - Privacy watchdogs are voicing concerns over proposals across the country to implement smartphone apps to help track COVID-19. New Brunswick, Manitoba, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Saskat...
May 02, 2020
James resolute about government's $1.5 billion cushion to aid COVID-19 recovery
The British Columbia government is counting on its $1.5-billion economic recovery fund to get the province through the turmoil of the COVID-19 pandemic, says Finance Minister Carole James. J...
May 01, 2020
B.C. Covid update: 33 new cases; one more death
British Columbia continues to see limited numbers of new Covid-19 cases, with an increase of 33 since Thursday. That includes four new cases in Interior Health (174 total), and brings the provincial t...
Corey Fischer May 01, 2020
Highway four-laning project goes to tender
An upgrade to Highway 1 in the Chase area is expected to get underway this summer.The tender has been issued for the Chase Creek Road to Chase West four-laning project. A 3.3 kilometre section of the ...
May 01, 2020
Province and teachers cement new deal
B.C.'s 45,000 public school teachers have overwhelmingly accepted a new, three-year contract with the provincial government.It includes a six per cent pay increase over the life of the deal -- two per...
Corey Fischer May 01, 2020

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