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There’s no threat to B.C. after a 7.5-magnitude earthquake near Sand Point, Alaska, that triggered a tsunami warning for parts of Alaska.

Blue River Canada is looking to help local businesses and musicians

"We threw a lot of resources at it but in the end it was a positive outcome with definite lessons learned."

The Grade 7 and 8 students started at École Les Aiglons in September; the goal is to eventually offer kindergarten to Grade 12

The ban on non-essential travel between Canada and the U.S. has been extended until at least Nov. 21. Canada’s public safety minister, Bill Blair, made the announcement on social media on Monday morning.

"We need to support local volunteers and support education after this tragic event for nature."

Maxwel Hohn slips silently into a secluded lake on central Vancouver Island strewn with lilypads and fallen logs. Camera rolling, he descends into the clear water, meandering along aquatic trails cut by beaver, and then starts to capture the magic.

There have been a total of 786 cases of COVID-19 in the North Shore Coast Garibaldi health area up to Oct. 15, including 100 new cases in the past two weeks, according to weekly statistics released by B.C.’s Centre for Disease Control.

Police were called and a ferry sailing was delayed in Horseshoe Bay this morning after anti-mask protesters caused a disturbance onboard a vessel heading from Nanaimo.

If you've wanted to visit one of several popular provincial parks in British Columbia, but haven't had the stomach to wake up at 5:45 a.m. to get a day pass — now's your chance.