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B.C. medical colleges apologize for Indigenous racism

B.C. medical colleges apologize for Indigenous racism

Grand chief calls anti-racism pledges ‘grandiose, fuzzy statements’
B.C. sees lower active COVID-19 infections for 13th straight update

B.C. sees lower active COVID-19 infections for 13th straight update

600 new COVID-19 cases identified, while 423 people are treated in hospital – 141 of those in ICU
Petition launched for Surrey police transition referendum

Petition launched for Surrey police transition referendum

Widow fears investigation files will be hampered by transition; has little faith in process to date
New Meng extradition court dates set

New Meng extradition court dates set

The Meng Wanzhou extradition hearings have set new court dates as a result of the defence’s application to introduce new evidence.
Can gen Z bounce back from pandemic blues?

Can gen Z bounce back from pandemic blues?

Pandemic hit younger generations hard, experts say, but there are signs of hope
Canada slow to join the post-pandemic party

Canada slow to join the post-pandemic party

Full reopening will take longer, as we lag behind other countries in vaccination rates
COVID-19 vaccinations hit daily record in B.C. as new infections keep falling

COVID-19 vaccinations hit daily record in B.C. as new infections keep falling

Two more people die from COVID-19 in B.C., raising the province's death toll to 1,624
B.C. introduces sick-pay legislation

B.C. introduces sick-pay legislation

Legislation is meant to bridge gap to federal support
‘Freer’ and ‘more normal’ summer possible if 70% of Canadians get first dose: Trudeau

‘Freer’ and ‘more normal’ summer possible if 70% of Canadians get first dose: Trudeau

B.C. has vaccinated 48% of eligible population
Variants could toss curveball at pandemic recovery

Variants could toss curveball at pandemic recovery

Travel restrictions for British Columbians are likely to loosen this summer