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Masks now mandatory in some B.C. schools' high-traffic areas

Masks now mandatory in some B.C. schools' high-traffic areas

Students and staff in high schools and middle schools will be required to wear masks in high-traffic areas like in hallways and on buses in order to minimize the spread of COVID-19.
BC marks 236 new COVID-19 cases since Friday

BC marks 236 new COVID-19 cases since Friday

BC had two new deaths from COVID-19 and two new outbreaks in long-term care facilities
Meng argues authorities' day-of-arrest documents should be disclosed

Meng argues authorities' day-of-arrest documents should be disclosed

The extradition hearings for Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. CFO Meng Wanzhou resumed today, and the debate has centred on what evidence can or cannot be introduced on the issue of an alleged U.S.
Would Biden-Harris be good for B.C.?

Would Biden-Harris be good for B.C.?

Special report: How Biden win could change Canada-U.S. relations
B.C. trade office closures bungled, ex-officials allege

B.C. trade office closures bungled, ex-officials allege

Former trade representatives say they’re on the hook for hundreds of thousands of dollars
SFU Beedie School of Business dean Ali Dastmalchian dies

SFU Beedie School of Business dean Ali Dastmalchian dies

Dastmalchian had been dean of Simon Fraser University's business school since January 2016
B.C. records highest three-day tally of COVID-19 cases: 247

B.C. records highest three-day tally of COVID-19 cases: 247

The 629 active infections in the province is the highest number since May 7
Downtown Vancouver sees huge spike in garbage, needles and graffiti

Downtown Vancouver sees huge spike in garbage, needles and graffiti

Granville Street strip a hotspot for hazardous trash and vandalism
COVID-19 impacts lasting ‘weeks and months’ in some young people: Henry

COVID-19 impacts lasting ‘weeks and months’ in some young people: Henry

Virus has proven to be ‘quite stealthy,’ says Dr. Bonnie Henry
Canada-US border will remain closed for another 30 days

Canada-US border will remain closed for another 30 days

The Canada-US border will remain closed to non-essential traffic for another 30 days due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Public Safety Minister Bill Blair announced the extension Friday.