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Feds unlikely to provide additional rent support; banks asked to step up

Feds unlikely to provide additional rent support; banks asked to step up

The federal government is unlikely to step into provincial jurisdictions to provide rent support for residential renters across the country, despite announcing earlier a similar plan for supporting small-business rent.
Trudeau takes break from COVID theme, announces military-grade gun ban

Trudeau takes break from COVID theme, announces military-grade gun ban

Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau took a break from announcing COVID-19-related policy on Friday, officially banning military-grade assault weapons in Canada effective immediately.
Updated: Members still paying fees at Steve Nash Fitness despite insolvency

Updated: Members still paying fees at Steve Nash Fitness despite insolvency

Legal experts say the company continues to operate because it hasn’t declared bankruptcy
Richmond resident caught selling 1,500 fake COVID-19 test kits

Richmond resident caught selling 1,500 fake COVID-19 test kits

More than 1,500 fake COVID-19 testing kits have been seized from a Richmond resident by the RCMP in partnership with Health Canada.
BCCDC sees spike in cleaning product exposure calls

BCCDC sees spike in cleaning product exposure calls

The BC Centre for Disease Control says there has been a 60 per cent spike in calls related to household cleaner exposure since mid-March, when British Columbians began staying home due to COVID-19
COVID-19 hospitalizations keep falling in B.C.

COVID-19 hospitalizations keep falling in B.C.

82 people are hospitalized from COVID-19 in B.C. – down from high of 149 on April 6
BC Green Party leader wins defamation case appeal

BC Green Party leader wins defamation case appeal

Lower court said article ‘poorly written,’ lacked credibility, couldn’t be defamatory
UPDATE: B.C. courts technologically lacking: chief justice

UPDATE: B.C. courts technologically lacking: chief justice

‘Governments of all stripes have not prioritized funding for the courts’ - Attorney General David Eby
B.C.’s road to recovery: Governments peer anxiously at post-COVID-19 horizon

B.C.’s road to recovery: Governments peer anxiously at post-COVID-19 horizon

Municipal, provincial officials aim to mitigate damage while considering their next moves
Canadian NATO helicopter crash: ‘Heartbreak and loss for so many’

Canadian NATO helicopter crash: ‘Heartbreak and loss for so many’

One confirmed dead, five missing