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If passed, Bill 20 will offer “flexibility” to decals, extending them beyond their one-year expiry date or even making them non-expiring.

Letter was sent from individuals, not committee, says councillor

The global safety assessment report ranked Canada 12th overall, although in the area of healthcare system readiness, it sank to 37th

Today, we remember all Canadians, both at home and overseas, who have been victimized by acts of terrorism, says John Horgan

PRSC finances a cause for concern for presenter

City receives several hundred pieces of correspondence

Métis Nation B.C. is urging the province to set up a hotline for health-care workers or members of the public to report racism they experience or witness in the health system. Clara Morin Dal Col, president of Métis Nation B.C.

Financial support for First Nations having their ancestral remains and belongings returned will be available soon through the BC Museums Association, according to a BC Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture media release.

It takes courage and resilience to leave one's home, loved ones and everything familiar to seek safety, says John Horgan

Every year, thousands flock to Stonehenge, some camping overnight to secure a spot, to celebrate a celestial event that marks the beginning of summer. But this year, the ancient stone circle will remain empty of crowds amid the COVID-19 pandemic.