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B.C. records 531 new COVID-19 cases, as variant strains become more prevalent

B.C. records 531 new COVID-19 cases, as variant strains become more prevalent

B.C. has now detected 627 cases of mutant strains of the COVID-19 virus.
Vaccines to boost B.C. economy more than previously expected: RBC

Vaccines to boost B.C. economy more than previously expected: RBC

Real GDP expected to grow 5.9% in 2021 — up notably from previous projections
Glacier Media to sell JWN Energy in deal worth up to $8m

Glacier Media to sell JWN Energy in deal worth up to $8m

Calgary-based geoLOGIC set to acquire JWN by end of week
Money laundering whistleblower vanishes without a trace

Money laundering whistleblower vanishes without a trace

Ross Alderson, a former director of anti-money laundering (AML) investigations at the B.C. Lottery Corporation, took concerns to media in 2017; now he’s a no-show at the Commission of Inquiry into Money Laundering in B.C.
B.C. records 1,393 COVID-19-related deaths in year after first such fatality

B.C. records 1,393 COVID-19-related deaths in year after first such fatality

A man in his 80s at North Vancouver's Lynn Valley Care Centre was the first to die from COVID-19 in Canada
‘Telus failed us’ over vaccine call centres, says B.C. health minister

‘Telus failed us’ over vaccine call centres, says B.C. health minister

Vancouver telecom giant says it’s adding hundreds of call centre workers to assist efforts to book vaccine appointments
Vancouver police board to appeal council’s decision to 'cut' VPD budget

Vancouver police board to appeal council’s decision to 'cut' VPD budget

Rare move has precedence in battle involving Esquimalt city council and Victoria and Esquimalt Police Board
Influential Women in Business Awards: Carol Liao

Influential Women in Business Awards: Carol Liao

Q&A: Director, Centre for Business Law, University of British Columbia
Bonnie Henry has ‘hope’ sports and religious services can resume in ‘coming weeks’

Bonnie Henry has ‘hope’ sports and religious services can resume in ‘coming weeks’

First death from COVID-19 in B.C. was announced one year ago tomorrow.
Vaccine call centre provider ‘needs to step up’ amid first-day booking bottlenecks

Vaccine call centre provider ‘needs to step up’ amid first-day booking bottlenecks

Online vaccine booking only available in one of B.C.’s health regions