The presence of COVID-19 gave a different twist to some 911 calls this year, with food delivery complaints and questions about lockdown topping E-Comm's annual list of the worst reasons people called the emergency line. https://t.co/HvFjX2MIhT
Air passengers entering Canada will need to provide proof of a negative COVID-19 test before arriving in the country, the federal government announced today. https://t.co/Gh5m6sdDXN
After repeatedly ignoring warnings to stop holding parties in his downtown Vancouver apartment, police obtained a warrant to arrest the man. https://t.co/0vRnQXr7Sl
B.C.'s Interior Health Authority says it has identified an additional 15 cases of COVID-19 linked to the Big White community cluster, bringing the total number of cases identified to 111. https://t.co/lLZ3tL1i9R
Julie Engh knows many of the dogs in Mission, B.C. — she's made them famous through her photography, which, in turn, has helped her, too. https://t.co/iGGALxKB0b
A public health researcher, a disability sports advocate and several trailblazing women who achieved firsts in their fields are among the 61 people being honoured with New Year’s appointments to the Order of Canada. https://t.co/QHJXMIeVHG
Daily COVID-19 case numbers have been declining in B.C., but Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry says fewer people getting tested could be driving that trend. https://t.co/jZ4HwW2aNs
B.C. RCMP say the bodies of two missing snow bikers were found in an avalanche debris field in the Pemberton back country on Tuesday morning. https://t.co/jdH8tYE9AZ
Mounties say British Columbia's police watchdog has been notified after two people died and another was seriously injured in a vehicle collision early Tuesday near Chilliwack. https://t.co/9wNGcFFdEp
Police say the teen was stepping out of a cab Monday night in the 11000-block of 148A Street in the Guildford neighbourhood when he was killed. https://t.co/qnmH19GoDS
A backcountry skier was buried by a human-triggered avalanche near Whistler on Monday, but rescued by others, Avalanche Canada said in an online post. https://t.co/2pBUHVsX37
Changes to the provincial health order mean athletes between the ages of 18 and 22 can get back to practising together in small groups, but spectators and games are still suspended. https://t.co/YuPXrhZXnC
After taking a five-day break over the holidays, provincial health officials are set to release their next update on COVID-19 cases in B.C. on Tuesday afternoon. https://t.co/rtc5V0E4Kw
A B.C. woman who bought a second-hand Nintendo Switch for her two children this spring has won a partial refund after realizing the console she bought had been banned from connecting to the internet. https://t.co/GlaqApN5ce
As a former nursing-school residence makes way for redevelopment of Royal Columbian Hospital, in New Westminster, two of the school's last graduates share memories of living there. https://t.co/NXtSCO1aWa
Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry and Health Minister Adrian Dix are scheduled to release five days' worth of COVID-19 data at 3 p.m. PT on Tuesday. https://t.co/cX69xV6eg8
Roberta McDonald argues that organizations that make a profit from online seminars should be inclusive of people with hearing loss. https://t.co/gCwWN0Piqy