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Seniors 71 and older can now book COVID-19 vaccines in VCH region

Seniors 71 and older can now book COVID-19 vaccines in VCH region

Vaccinations can now be booked online, by phone or in-person
B.C. business woman compares mask wearing to residential schools

B.C. business woman compares mask wearing to residential schools

A Vancouver Island business owner is coming under fire for an Instagram post comparing children wearing a mask in school to Canada's notorious residential school system.
Sunshine Coast Tourism encourages residents to show ‘More Coast Love’

Sunshine Coast Tourism encourages residents to show ‘More Coast Love’

Coastline offers exploration opportunities
Let’s Talk Trash: Launder less, enjoy clothes longer

Let’s Talk Trash: Launder less, enjoy clothes longer

A little extra care might be in order from time to time to extend the life of your clothing
Trudeau urges young people to stay home amid surging COVID-19 cases

Trudeau urges young people to stay home amid surging COVID-19 cases

Pleas come as B.C. reports surging case numbers in recent weeks
Community solidarity shines bright at drive-thru vigil for North Vancouver stabbing victims

Community solidarity shines bright at drive-thru vigil for North Vancouver stabbing victims

'It was an amazing, emotional, and moving experience. Thank you so much.'
Tla'amin Nation hegus reflects on five-years of self-governing

Tla'amin Nation hegus reflects on five-years of self-governing

John Hackett discusses accomplishments, looks forward to future endeavours
Cartoon: Old-growth museum

Cartoon: Old-growth museum

What do you think about this week's editorial cartoon?
'Leather TimBigs Holder': 11 funny and strange April Fool's Day pranks from Canada (PHOTOS)

'Leather TimBigs Holder': 11 funny and strange April Fool's Day pranks from Canada (PHOTOS)

Some Vancouverites pulled some pretty great pranks, too.
Man charged with murder in Lynn Valley stabbing makes brief court appearance

Man charged with murder in Lynn Valley stabbing makes brief court appearance

Yannick Bandaogo spoke only a few words, through a French interpreter at his first court appearance