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Respiratory season ends, B.C. launching spring COVID-19 vaccination campaign

Respiratory season ends, B.C. launching spring COVID-19 vaccination campaign

Respiratory illness season is over, British Columbia's top doctor said Friday, but the province is set to launch a spring COVID-19 immunization campaign and wants everyone to ensure they're fully protected against measles.
Michael Bublé says hosting Junos speaks for his national pride

Michael Bublé says hosting Junos speaks for his national pride

VANCOUVER — Singer Michael Bublé says he's letting his actions speak for his national pride by hosting the Juno Awards in 鶹ýӳthis weekend, as Canada-U.S. tensions surge in the background.
North Vancouver's Tobias Jesso Jr. up for Juno Award this weekend

North Vancouver's Tobias Jesso Jr. up for Juno Award this weekend

The local indie bassist turned Grammy-winning songwriting sensation also has his second solo album on the way.
GoFundMe launched for family of Whistler's Jeff Keenan

GoFundMe launched for family of Whistler's Jeff Keenan

Pro snowboarder and two others were killed in an avalanche near Nelson on March 24
Victoria author faces threats over children's book cited in U.S. lawsuit

Victoria author faces threats over children's book cited in U.S. lawsuit

Pride Puppy! is among a handful of books at the centre of a court case involving a group of parents in Maryland who sued their school district
Man convicted in fatal North 鶹ýӳkidnapping breaks parole, Canada-wide warrant in place

Man convicted in fatal North 鶹ýӳkidnapping breaks parole, Canada-wide warrant in place

Tian Yi “Eddie” Zhang has a warrant for his arrest due to him being unlawfully at large, police say
West Kelowna family of man killed in Kaslo avalanche grieving

West Kelowna family of man killed in Kaslo avalanche grieving

Brother of Jeff Keenan: "He was a loving father, a loving husband."
B.C. Jehovah's Witnesses lose privacy case in appeal court

B.C. Jehovah's Witnesses lose privacy case in appeal court

Two church congregations argued an order from the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner to turn over documents for review violated their Charter rights.
B.C.'s ombudsperson wants code-of-conduct laws, integrity tools for local politicians

B.C.'s ombudsperson wants code-of-conduct laws, integrity tools for local politicians

Current codes of conduct for local elected officials "remain entirely optional," says Jay Chalke.
Watch: Semi truck flips and catches fire on Highway 1 in Abbotsford

Watch: Semi truck flips and catches fire on Highway 1 in Abbotsford

ABBOTSFORD, B.C. — Police in Abbotsford, B.C., say a semi truck flipped over and caught fire along Highway 1 near the city, temporarily closing a section of the road. Police say preliminary reports indicate that just after 3 a.m.
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