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Monte Lake residents, B.C.'s forest ministry have contradictory views of firefighting effort

Monte Lake residents, B.C.'s forest ministry have contradictory views of firefighting effort

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B.C. records 395 COVID-19 cases, no new deaths as infections continue upward march

B.C. records 395 COVID-19 cases, no new deaths as infections continue upward march

VICTORIA — British Columbia health officials reported 395 new cases of COVID-19 Tuesday with infections showing no signs of slowing down. In a news release, they say there are no additional deaths and 23 of those infected are in intensive care.
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B.C. Supreme Court judge refuses to ask jurors about vaccine status

B.C. Supreme Court judge refuses to ask jurors about vaccine status

Request delved into “a private and personal sphere”
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Updated: Feds invest $17 million in Steveston small craft harbour improvements

Updated: Feds invest $17 million in Steveston small craft harbour improvements

Twenty-six B.C. harbours are receiving federal funding
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Chinese agent targeted Canadian scientist in bacteria-smuggling plot: RCMP documents

Chinese agent targeted Canadian scientist in bacteria-smuggling plot: RCMP documents

Espionage revealed as Winnipeg-Wuhan, COVID-origin debate continues.
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Not if by sea: Returning sailors run into border-rule headwind

Not if by sea: Returning sailors run into border-rule headwind

'It's frustrating.'
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YVR air traffic increases as labour strife averted

YVR air traffic increases as labour strife averted

Fully vaccinated American travellers are now allowed into Canada.
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Set B.C. annual allowance for political parties at $1.75 per vote: review

Set B.C. annual allowance for political parties at $1.75 per vote: review

Allowance came after 2017 elimination of corporate and union political donations.
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Vancouver central to ‘sophisticated’ global pump and dump scheme: FBI

Vancouver central to ‘sophisticated’ global pump and dump scheme: FBI

West Vancouver’s Fred Sharp faces criminal charges in the United States for his role in an alleged pump and dump scheme
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B.C. shortens the time between COVID-19 vaccine doses to 28 days

B.C. shortens the time between COVID-19 vaccine doses to 28 days

VICTORIA — COVID-19 outbreaks in pockets around British Columbia have prompted health officials to shorten their recommended delay between vaccinations by three weeks. Provincial health officer Dr.
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