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UPDATED: U.S. affidavit misled Canada on Meng arrest, defence says

UPDATED: U.S. affidavit misled Canada on Meng arrest, defence says

Authorities who detained Huawei CFO abused their power, defence argues
West Coast Express gets seven trains refurbished

West Coast Express gets seven trains refurbished

The West Coast Express is getting an upgrade, announced Catherine McKenna, federal Minister of Infrastructure and Communities Wednesday.
Expense claims don’t reflect work-from-home realities

Expense claims don’t reflect work-from-home realities

Zoom, webcams and microphones can’t be claimed as home office tax writeoffs
Severe COVID-19 illnesses rise in B.C. as new daily cases remain high

Severe COVID-19 illnesses rise in B.C. as new daily cases remain high

The number of people suffering severe illnesses related to COVID-19 infections continues to increase, although some good news is that there were no new deaths among people who carry the virus in the past day.
Surrey RCMP facing a cluster of misconduct probes

Surrey RCMP facing a cluster of misconduct probes

Spokesperson says investigations against officer misconduct is disconcerting but proof positive of anti-corruption measures
Vancouver CEO facing U.S. charges over encrypted devices: ‘I do not condone illegal activity’

Vancouver CEO facing U.S. charges over encrypted devices: ‘I do not condone illegal activity’

Sky Global CEO Jean-Francois Eap charged last week with violating racketeering laws in U.S.
Vancouver’s chief planner Gil Kelley leaving job

Vancouver’s chief planner Gil Kelley leaving job

Kelley leaves city at time of affordable housing crunch, city-wide plan implementation
Bitcoin changes tax equation in a time of COVID-19

Bitcoin changes tax equation in a time of COVID-19

Cryptocurrencies among taxation complications facing businesses and other taxpayers in the pandemic era
B.C. COVID-19 hospitalizations rise to five week high

B.C. COVID-19 hospitalizations rise to five week high

Ten more British Columbians died from COVID-19 in the past three days
Online bookings still ‘weeks away’ for most as mass vaccinations begin in B.C.

Online bookings still ‘weeks away’ for most as mass vaccinations begin in B.C.

Monday marks the first day of mass vaccinations in B.C.