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B.C. travel trailer company sees explosive growth during pandemic

B.C. travel trailer company sees explosive growth during pandemic

B.C. business relief grant boosted to $125 million, extended to hotels, motels

B.C. business relief grant boosted to $125 million, extended to hotels, motels

In total, almost 20,000 businesses can apply for relief through the grant.
Beware of this Rogers texting scam involving a $60 credit

Beware of this Rogers texting scam involving a $60 credit

The scam follows the nationwide outage on April 19.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Keeping us safe

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Keeping us safe

'I just wanted to publicly appreciate not only Dr. Zeglinski, but every single one of our frontline workers for their effort and diligence.'
Province announces infusion of funding for BC Parks

Province announces infusion of funding for BC Parks

Promises for more campsites, expanded trails, and management—with details on Sea to Sky parks to come 
Why didn’t B.C. get tougher on stopping travel?

Why didn’t B.C. get tougher on stopping travel?

How New Zealand and some Canadian regions blocked a proven factor in virus spread
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Get vaccinated!

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Get vaccinated!

'We have a social responsibility to protect humanity.
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Here are all the exemptions to B.C.'s new non-essential travel ban

Here are all the exemptions to B.C.'s new non-essential travel ban

Non-essential travel in B.C. is now restricted, with some "reasonable exemptions" according to the government
People will be fined $575 for breaking the new order restricting non-essential travel in B.C.

People will be fined $575 for breaking the new order restricting non-essential travel in B.C.

This order will be in effect from April 23 through the May long weekend to May 25, 2021
Port Coquitlam drama teacher stumbles across giant swimming bear on Earth Day (PHOTOS)

Port Coquitlam drama teacher stumbles across giant swimming bear on Earth Day (PHOTOS)

Luckily, said the Port Coquitlam teacher, he had his camera with him