Three incidents of a man showing his genitals to students and staff have been reported since March
As of April 21, 485 people are in hospital with COVID-19
The province is seeking feedback on a framework that would regulate minimum ages for dangerous work
The event returned after a two-year pandemic hiatus
64% of those polled say repeat offenders’ phones should be seized, 55% favour doubling current fines
Some have waited for hours to get to their final destination
1,770 new cases of COVID-19 were reported, but likely an undercount as PCR testing is limited
“Many of the 12 core values of Metis people are Terry’s values,” Terry’s brother Darrell Fox said
Minister of Municipal Affairs Nathan Cullen announced the expansion of support on April 13
A new app called eTick can help identify tick species and the risk of Lyme disease
There have been no illnesses related to the recall reported in Canada at this time
B.C. River Forecast Centre says there is an ‘increased risk’ of freshet flooding
Directors Guild of Canada, B.C. District Council members voted 92.2% in favour of a strike
Just this week, numerous vehicles and structures were removed from B.C. waterways
The electricity utility has faced significant challenges managing the spread of COVID
The avalanche occurred on Tuesday, April 5
16-year-old Wilson Gaglardi was diagnosed with type one diabetes at age six
The province is looking for public feedback on whether to allow indoor cannabis consumption
Film is a multi-billion dollar industry in B.C., but we rarely play ourselves on-screen
Weekly reports will begin April 7
