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Bat attack: This is how much of a threat rabies poses in B.C. in 2019

Bat attack: This is how much of a threat rabies poses in B.C. in 2019

While they may look scary, bats aren't generally known to attack people in British Columbia. In fact, there are only a few species of the nocturnal creatures that feed on animal blood, and none of them are found in Canada.
B.C. on right road with tougher ride-hailing driver rules, says expert

B.C. on right road with tougher ride-hailing driver rules, says expert

Ride-hailing to launch in B.C. this September
$2.7 million B.C. tug fuel spill fine Canada's largest ever

$2.7 million B.C. tug fuel spill fine Canada's largest ever

2016 Bella Bella spill dumped 107,552 litres of diesel fuel and 2,240 litres of lubricants
Highway camera images being requested by B.C. police

Highway camera images being requested by B.C. police

Police routinely request footage taken by DriveBC cameras but images too poor for identification, government documents say
Big, old B.C. trees produce mutations over time that could improve success: study

Big, old B.C. trees produce mutations over time that could improve success: study

Research may provide insights into what part the mutations could play in how trees often adapt to local climates
Companies to appear before panel today in public inquiry into B.C. gas prices

Companies to appear before panel today in public inquiry into B.C. gas prices

The final report by the panel is due Aug. 30
Global AIDS response faltering, poor countries need help

Global AIDS response faltering, poor countries need help

Claims that HIV epidemic over are premature, World Bank official says
Good Samaritans revive lifeless Lynn Canyon swimmer

Good Samaritans revive lifeless Lynn Canyon swimmer

A young man's life was saved Monday afternoon when vacationing heroes pulled an unconscious swimmer out of the water at Lynn Canyon and performed CPR.
B.C. allows imported wine on licensed grocery store shelves

B.C. allows imported wine on licensed grocery store shelves

Province revised its laws as part of an agreement hatched in Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade talks
B.C. man dies of rare viral rabies infection after contact with a bat

B.C. man dies of rare viral rabies infection after contact with a bat

VICTORIA — A British Columbia man has died of a rare viral rabies infection, the first such case in the province since 2003. Provincial Health Officer Dr.