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B.C. casinos set to re-open for gamblers on Canada Day

B.C. casinos set to re-open for gamblers on Canada Day

Players are being allowed back into B.C. casinos, but still with some COVID-19 safety measures in place
Heat wave may have caused spike in deaths: coronor

Heat wave may have caused spike in deaths: coronor

Coronor notes spike in deaths in B.C. coincided with heat wave
B.C. COVID-19 daily case counts fall to 29 – fewest since August 4

B.C. COVID-19 daily case counts fall to 29 – fewest since August 4

Province also sees declines in ICU patients and active infections
Horgan ends mandatory mask wearing; B.C. moves to Step 3

Horgan ends mandatory mask wearing; B.C. moves to Step 3

Loosened COVID-19 restrictions follow high vaccination rate, falling case counts
Surrey politics get misty after heat wave bungle

Surrey politics get misty after heat wave bungle

No clear indication city staff has a plan for next heat warning
UPDATE: New HSBC evidence would render U.S. reasons for Meng extradition 'unreliable'

UPDATE: New HSBC evidence would render U.S. reasons for Meng extradition 'unreliable'

The Meng Wanzhou extradition hearings resume for two days this week to consider whether or not the court will include new documents obtained by the defence from Hong Kong courts.
B.C. home sales dip in May as price growth continues to erode affordability

B.C. home sales dip in May as price growth continues to erode affordability

Robust housing market conditions continued in May, but buyer fatigue has set in amidst massive price gains and a severe undersupply of units for sale. B.C. MLS home sales declined for a second straight month, dropping 8.
Mysterious whistleblower to return to money laundering inquiry

Mysterious whistleblower to return to money laundering inquiry

Former BCLC investigator and AML boss Ross Alderson is now set to testify
Person in 20s is one of five new COVID-19 deaths in B.C.

Person in 20s is one of five new COVID-19 deaths in B.C.

Active infections fall below 1,000, are at lowest level since August
Record broken last week for immunizations

Record broken last week for immunizations

Tests show B.C. residents with antibodies now 50%, up from 1% in March 2020