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Senior social activist raising money for North Shore Women’s Centre

As the province opens up, and islands and resort communities start accepting visitors, they are having to strike a balance between keeping their communities healthy and maintaining their economic viability.

The measure would help those experiencing housing trouble during pandemic: District of Squamish

The province is investigating allegations of staff in hospital emergency rooms playing a “game” to guess the blood-alcohol level of Indigenous patients. Health Minister Adrian Dix said the allegations were brought to him Thursday night.

The estimated $860,000 project is higher than anticipated but within budget: staff

Charger at Squamish Liquor Store is one of few accessible chargers in B.C.

Rainfall has prompted BC Wildfire Service to soften regulations; municipal rules still apply

After battling hotspots for weeks, authorities declared it out on May 26

The BC Conservation Officer Service (COS) says officers recently handed a West Vancouver man a $1,265 fine for illegally hunting geese north of Sechelt.

VANCOUVER — Any day now, workers who were temporarily laid off due to a state of emergency that shut businesses down will be deemed, by law, to be permanently laid off, whether they or their employers like it or not. The B.C.