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Delaying tonight's (Feb. 5) announcement of the B.C. Liberal Party's new leader would not be in the public interest and delay the party's work on the upcoming Throne Speech and budget, a B.C. Supreme Court judge says.

B.C.'s privacy laws are a key part of a functioning democracy and economy, restricting what government and private organizations are allowed to know about you, and protecting civil liberties.

A look at the Top 10 threats to privacy people might find surprising.

New guidance from Canada's National Advisory Committee on Immunization recommends vaccinated individuals who get infected with COVID-19 wait 3 months to get boosted.

'I began to trust them so much, they were so believable, they pulled up like a family with little kids,' said the victim from Kelowna.

In recent sightings, the whale appears to be doing well despite suffering a huge gash

Victoria is now home to the only radiation oncology centre for animals in British Columbia.

The petition said a Jan. 5 letter from leadership candidates shows members with residential addresses in parking lots, on a forestry road, or sharing email or phone numbers—but at differing addresses. Some people contacted by campaigns didn’t know they were party members.

The B.C. Provincial Court reviews complaints to ensure judges, justices of the peace and judicial case managers are respectfully treating those who come in contact with the justice system through the court.

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