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B.C. had the highest daily death toll from COVID-19 in over a year. Health officials weigh in.

B.C. had the highest daily death toll from COVID-19 in over a year. Health officials weigh in.

It has always been a "part of the tragedy" of the pandemic, said B.C.'s top doctor.
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B.C. mayors praise Hall for work on financial reform

B.C. mayors praise Hall for work on financial reform

B.C. government, Union of B.C. Municipalities sign MOU on municipal finance reform
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Shell, Chevron invest in B.C. clean-tech

Shell, Chevron invest in B.C. clean-tech

Ionomr technology improves efficiency in green hydrogen production
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Maple Ridge mother identified as victim in isolated fatal Coquitlam stabbing

Maple Ridge mother identified as victim in isolated fatal Coquitlam stabbing

Believing it was not a random attack, investigators confirm Ramina Shah worked in the area not far from where she was found with wounds in an underground parkade.
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Dr. Bonnie Henry comments on potential lifting of B.C.'s COVID-19 restrictions

Dr. Bonnie Henry comments on potential lifting of B.C.'s COVID-19 restrictions

"I do hope that we will be able to lift some of those restrictions and gradually get to those needed connections that we have," said Henry.
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B.C. to unveil plans for adolescent boosters next week

B.C. to unveil plans for adolescent boosters next week

More details to come from officials as NACI recommends boosters for vulnerable kids 12+
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Vancouver ranked among top 10 tech hubs in the world

Vancouver ranked among top 10 tech hubs in the world

The global tech hub rankings, which put Vancouver in 7th place, are based on a city's earnings, number of startups and pedigree of local universities
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Richmond family found shot to death was most likely murder-suicide: IHIT

Richmond family found shot to death was most likely murder-suicide: IHIT

But IHIT is still trying to unravel which family member was responsible for the deaths inside a Garden City Road home on Tuesday night
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Capt. James Cook statue isn't returning to Inner Harbour, pedestal will be removed

Capt. James Cook statue isn't returning to Inner Harbour, pedestal will be removed

Protesters pulled down statue on Canada Day last year
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Corruption in Canada worst in a decade, finds international watchdog

Corruption in Canada worst in a decade, finds international watchdog

Canada has, once again, slipped down the Transparency Canada rankings for corruption to 13th place
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