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West Coast Trail will reopen to Canadian hikers this summer

West Coast Trail will reopen to Canadian hikers this summer

The 75-kilometre trail will open from June 4 to Sept. 30
Missing 12-year-old Prince George boy found safe: RCMP

Missing 12-year-old Prince George boy found safe: RCMP

Luke had gone missing on March 24
B.C. reports 908 new COVID-19 cases, third-highest daily total yet

B.C. reports 908 new COVID-19 cases, third-highest daily total yet

VICTORIA — British Columbia reported 908 new COVID-19 cases on Friday, the third-highest daily total in the province since the start of the pandemic. Provincial health officer Dr.
Search and rescue crews join efforts in finding missing 13-year-old Prince George boy

Search and rescue crews join efforts in finding missing 13-year-old Prince George boy

'Luke' has not been seen since 5:30 p.m. on March 24
Teck Coal fined record $60 million for B.C. river contamination

Teck Coal fined record $60 million for B.C. river contamination

'Largest environmental trial in Canadian history' avoided with guilty pleas: lawyer
B.C. retiree pens books to help work through trauma over past tragedy

B.C. retiree pens books to help work through trauma over past tragedy

New West man wins lottery, says he'll spend it on daughters' weddings

New West man wins lottery, says he'll spend it on daughters' weddings

He had to check it a few times to make sure
Truckers to haul 1.5m AstraZeneca doses to Canada by Tuesday amid Moderna delays

Truckers to haul 1.5m AstraZeneca doses to Canada by Tuesday amid Moderna delays

Canada due to accept 3.2m doses of COVID-19 vaccine from three manufacturers next week
'Rest easy guardian of the night': VPD says goodbye to oldest retired police dog

'Rest easy guardian of the night': VPD says goodbye to oldest retired police dog

Knight served the citizens of Vancouver as a police dog from 2005 to 2014
B.C. labour minister concerned over recent workplace deaths

B.C. labour minister concerned over recent workplace deaths

VICTORIA — British Columbia's labour minister says he has contacted the head of the province's workplace safety agency after six workers died on the job in the past four weeks.
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