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Deaths, cases climb as B.C. Vaccine Card now the only acceptable proof of vaccination

Deaths, cases climb as B.C. Vaccine Card now the only acceptable proof of vaccination

VICTORIA — Starting today, the only acceptable proof of vaccination in British Columbia to dine at restaurants and attend indoor recreational events is a vaccine card.
B.C. announces $29 million in funding for women, minorities in the technology sector

B.C. announces $29 million in funding for women, minorities in the technology sector

VANCOUVER — The B.C. government is teaming up with community partners, spending millions to get more women and minorities into the technology sector. The government, Crown agency Innovate B.C.
UPDATE: 'Traumatized' Port Coquitlam residents mourn young bear hit by a car

UPDATE: 'Traumatized' Port Coquitlam residents mourn young bear hit by a car

Bears are frequent visitors to the north side of Port Coquitlam and one young bear was accidentally hit by a car, resulting in an outpouring of grief on social media
Daily Show's Trevor Noah to headline Vancouver comedy festival

Daily Show's Trevor Noah to headline Vancouver comedy festival

He'll be here next February

Victoria police officer in hospital after being struck by vehicle, driver arrested

VICTORIA — A Victoria police officer has been seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle on a city street.
B.C. extends cap on fees charged by food-delivery services

B.C. extends cap on fees charged by food-delivery services

Order continues the 15% limit on service fees charged to restaurants
BC SPCA offering half-priced animal adoptions to free up shelter space

BC SPCA offering half-priced animal adoptions to free up shelter space

50% off adoption fees for all companion animals – dogs, cats, puppies, kittens, rabbits and small animals, as well as for farm animals, with the exception of horses - for 10 days.
Vancouver Park Board considers ban on feeding any wild animal, bird, in city parks

Vancouver Park Board considers ban on feeding any wild animal, bird, in city parks

VANCOUVER — Park board commissioners in Vancouver are preparing to vote on a proposal that could impose stiff fines for feeding any type of wildlife in city parks.
Province extends cap on food delivery fees

Province extends cap on food delivery fees

In a bid to maintain a lifeline for the province’s restaurants, the provincial government has extended the cap on fees for food delivery companies such as Skip the Dishes and Door Dash.
Man dies in ATV accident near Kelowna, second man seriously injured: RCMP

Man dies in ATV accident near Kelowna, second man seriously injured: RCMP

KELOWNA, B.C. — One man is dead and another is in hospital following an all terrain vehicle accident in a remote area near Kelowna, B.C. Kelowna RCMP Const.