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B.C. sets daily record for COVID-19 vaccinations, as hospitalizations decline
Province has fewest people actively battling infections in almost six weeks: 6,802
First case of rare blood clot linked to COVID-19 vaccine reported in B.C.
Cases of blood clots linked to vaccinations remain extremely rare worldwide
Rich Coleman to return to money laundering inquiry stand
Former B.C. cabinet minister’s earlier testimony to Cullen money laundering probe appears to clash with comments he made to media 10 years ago
B.C. sees COVID-19 hospitalizations, active infections and new cases fall
No new deaths keep the province's pandemic death toll at 1,597 people
Indigenous discrimination complaint against First Nations society proceeds
Court has already found wrongful dismissal, ordered $30,000 in damages
Amid gang war, Surrey RCMP hiring freeze doesn’t concern incoming SPS chief
About 1,000 new people move to Surrey each month. Over the past three years city council has frozen its police force in anticipation of a transition to the Surrey Police Service, which is now two...
One year later: A nurse, long-haul trucker and TikToker reflect on the pandemic
Moses Li, Thomas Bradbury and Kyle Hansen share stories from the hospital, open road and social media
COVID-19: Health Canada approves Pfizer vaccine for children 12+
Vaccine proves 100% effective at preventing COVID-19 in children, according to study
Privacy watchdogs keep watch on COVID relaxation of data-sharing laws
Governments' collection of personal information to fight spread of coronavirus has raised privacy issues
B.C. records lowest number of people actively battling COVID-19 infections in five weeks
Hospitalizations rose by 12 overnight, to 486 patients, with 173 of those in intensive care units