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Opioid crimes up as COVID-fuelled overdose crisis continues

Opioid crimes up as COVID-fuelled overdose crisis continues

Cannabis crime rate continues drop since 2018 legalization
Million-dollar lotto win helps Metro Vancouver couple plan dream wedding, honeymoon

Million-dollar lotto win helps Metro Vancouver couple plan dream wedding, honeymoon

What a way to start a new chapter of life together!
Reported child pornography offences jump 23% in 2020

Reported child pornography offences jump 23% in 2020

B.C., Vancouver show highest increase in incidents
COVID-19: Province shifting vax strategy to reach those without a dose

COVID-19: Province shifting vax strategy to reach those without a dose

Province to move from mass clinics to mobile, pop-up clinics for vaccinations
B.C. farmers fight to save crops, tourists urged to bring water with them

B.C. farmers fight to save crops, tourists urged to bring water with them

According to the Agriculture Ministry, growers have filed 811 production-insurance claims related to extreme heat.
St. John Ambulance therapy dogs return to give lots of TLC

St. John Ambulance therapy dogs return to give lots of TLC

Therapy dogs are looking forward to lots of cuddles.
BC Ferries hopes for whale-free weekend to handle expected crush of traffic

BC Ferries hopes for whale-free weekend to handle expected crush of traffic

BC Ferries has a few sailing tips if you're planning to travel this long weekend.
Active COVID-19 infections in B.C. tick up to 695 over the weekend

Active COVID-19 infections in B.C. tick up to 695 over the weekend

VICTORIA — British Columbia reported 267 new cases of COVID-19 on Monday that were diagnosed over the previous three days, for an average of 89 new infections per day.
Vancouver man seeks necklace, warns others after it was stolen off his mother

Vancouver man seeks necklace, warns others after it was stolen off his mother

Have you seen this necklace?
Saskatchewan woman who says she was wrongfully convicted of murder captured in Vancouver

Saskatchewan woman who says she was wrongfully convicted of murder captured in Vancouver

Nerissa Quewezance and her sister have maintained their innocence for almost three decades.