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VICTORIA — Chef Kreg Graham says he's been doing a lot of thinking about washing dishes now that some COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted and he can start serving meals again.

The B.C. Ministry of Education is partnering with Canada Learning Code to offer live workshops for students to learn how to code starting Monday.

When Leeanne Mueller pulled up to the Pender Island ferry terminal Wednesday, she knew she wasn't a priority passenger. She didn't get sent to the lane reserved for residents with medical appointments in Victoria.

American non-profit showcases green hospitals

A recent poll found that 69 per cent of respondents who normally took transit stopped during the outbreak, and only 19% of those respondents said they would return during a Stage 2 reopening

Just 10 new COVID-19 since Friday, two new deaths, no new outbreaks at long-term care homes

OTTAWA — In mid-January, the British Columbia government announced it was looking at a wide ban on single-use plastic grocery bags to put an end to a piecemeal, city-by-city approach to the problem of plastic pollution.

Homegrown companies say free access to books online is financially unsustainable

Investigators have opened 29 files since March, police say

CALGARY — A group representing Canada's meat-packers is expecting more changes in the coming months to make sure workers have protection from COVID-19. Chris White, president of the Canadian Meat Council, says $77.