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Canadians angry after photography group advises against porch photos

Canadians angry after photography group advises against porch photos

"It goes beyond physical distancing."
Family gathers on street to celebrate West Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­veteran's 97th birthday

Family gathers on street to celebrate West Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­veteran's 97th birthday

The West Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­fire department even stopped by to celebrate Glen Harrison, a WWII veteran and retired medical doctor.
On the mend from COVID-19, B.C. couple longing for hugs, return to normalcy

On the mend from COVID-19, B.C. couple longing for hugs, return to normalcy

“It’s like you’ve got a couple of concrete blocks sitting on top of your chest."
B.C. launches online music, entertainment hub

B.C. launches online music, entertainment hub

Showcase BC will host free live-streamed concerts and provide one-time grants to artists.
House of Commons debates $73B wage subsidy program

House of Commons debates $73B wage subsidy program

All federal parties have agreed to support the bill.
B.C. reports 35 new COVID-19 cases, three new deaths

B.C. reports 35 new COVID-19 cases, three new deaths

This brings the provincial total to 1,445 cases of the virus.
Federal leaders address nation ahead of historic debate on wage subsidy bill

Federal leaders address nation ahead of historic debate on wage subsidy bill

The House of Commons reconvened Saturday for an extraordinary session to debate and vote on a wage subsidy bill that will cover up to 75% of employee wages for eligible businesses, non-profits and charities.
Littering of masks, gloves in Richmond ‘unacceptable'

Littering of masks, gloves in Richmond ‘unacceptable'

“You are placing others at risk by not properly disposing of items that could be contaminated."
B.C. teachers are finding creative ways to stay connected with students during the COVID-19 pandemic (VIDEO)

B.C. teachers are finding creative ways to stay connected with students during the COVID-19 pandemic (VIDEO)

North Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­PE teachers are challenging their students to come up with imaginative ways of staying active - using toilet paper - with this hilarious video.
Vancouver’s Stanley Park seawall is closed to bikes

Vancouver’s Stanley Park seawall is closed to bikes

Cyclists are instead encouraged to take advantage of Stanley Park’s empty roads, while staying two metres apart