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B.C. COVID-19 hospitalizations rise to highest since early April

B.C. COVID-19 hospitalizations rise to highest since early April

Of the 142 people suffering with COVID-19 in B.C. hospitals, 46 are in intensive care units
Two hikers injured on the same icy slope: North Shore Rescue

Two hikers injured on the same icy slope: North Shore Rescue

It was three rescues on one tank of helicopter fuel for members of North Shore Rescue this weekend, the latest in an extremely busy year for the team
'There is light ahead': Dr. Henry tells British Columbians to look to veterans for hope during the COVID-19 pandemic

'There is light ahead': Dr. Henry tells British Columbians to look to veterans for hope during the COVID-19 pandemic

Henry mentioned that she, like many other Canadians, has served in the military.
Squamish climbers ascend new routes on Baffin Island

Squamish climbers ascend new routes on Baffin Island

Athletes' accomplishments featured in VIMFF documentary series
Two-thirds of Canadians would support a COVID-19 curfew if pandemic severe: Poll

Two-thirds of Canadians would support a COVID-19 curfew if pandemic severe: Poll

"We’ve seen since the beginning of the current crisis that Canadians tend to be largely supportive of government initiatives" : Léger vice-president Christian Bourque
New initiatives in aviation’s pandemic survival plan

New initiatives in aviation’s pandemic survival plan

Rapid-testing pilot projects at Canadian airports are among strategies that will be used
Salt Spring company to be first in Canada to ship parcels by drone

Salt Spring company to be first in Canada to ship parcels by drone

This could pave way for much wider use of drones for deliveries
As COVID cases rise across B.C., more Whistler businesses close temporarily

As COVID cases rise across B.C., more Whistler businesses close temporarily

New two-week health orders intended to get handle on escalating COVID numbers
Nearly 1,000 COVID cases, 5 deaths since Saturday in BC

Nearly 1,000 COVID cases, 5 deaths since Saturday in BC

Premier warns return to phase 1 lockdown could result if pandemic scofflaws don't 'get with the program'
Rents won't climb in B.C. until at least July 2021 as province extends freeze

Rents won't climb in B.C. until at least July 2021 as province extends freeze

In September, the government set the maximum rent increase amount for next year at 1.4 per cent
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