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Air quality improves in B.C. as wildfire smoke moves across Prairies

VANCOUVER — A new weather system brought cleaner air and the promise of further improvements to parts of British Columbia on Saturday but conditions across the mountains were expected to worsen before getting better.
COVID-19 task force worries Trump's rush to approve vaccine will spook Canadians

COVID-19 task force worries Trump's rush to approve vaccine will spook Canadians

Countering concerns that an apparent hurry to approve a vaccine could spook people out of getting it is an ongoing concern among the approximately one dozen health experts on the government’s vaccine advisory panel

Two men in hospital after suspected targeted shooting in Richmond

RICHMOND, B.C. — The RCMP say two men are in hospital after a shooting Friday evening in Richmond, B.C. They say officers were called to the scene in the 9000 Block of Capstan Way just after 7:30 p.m. Cpl.

Pandemic prompts B.C. to suspend civil jury trials for a year

VICTORIA — Civil jury trials in British Columbia are being suspended for a year in an effort to help courts remain safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.

New COVID-19 cases linked to actions during Labour Day weekend: B.C. government

VICTORIA — Health officials in B.C. are urging residents to think of the consequences of their actions, as they linked the growing number of COVID-19 cases to behaviour during the Labour Day long weekend.

Royal B.C. Museum to get new research building to help accessibility

VICTORIA — The Royal B.C. Museum is getting a new research building to help house its extensive archive, protect its collections and improve public accessibility to the vast amount of material. The province has announced a site in Colwood, B.C.
Rain will help wash away wildfire smoke, air quality will improve

Rain will help wash away wildfire smoke, air quality will improve

Air quality health index expected to drop to "low" in the Lower Mainland by Saturday
B.C. disburses first half of federal funds to reclaim dormant oil and gas wells

B.C. disburses first half of federal funds to reclaim dormant oil and gas wells

VANCOUVER — The first half of a $100-million federal fund directed at cleaning up dormant oil and gas wells in British Columbia has been disbursed.

Alaska man arrested at B.C. border crossing faces firearms, smuggling charges

VANCOUVER — Border officials say a man from Alaska has been charged with smuggling assault-style guns at a border crossing in British Columbia.
B.C. to publish a list of school COVID-19 exposures, outbreaks

B.C. to publish a list of school COVID-19 exposures, outbreaks

Fraser Health first to publish a list, but with no details