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UPDATED: Feds unveil vaccine passport for international travel
B.C. not yet on board with standardized vaccine passport
Active COVID-19 infections in B.C. fall to nine-week low
Serious infections recede but another six die from the disease
Premier’s office to be exempt from scrutiny under law changes: McEvoy
Information commissioner expresses ‘deep concern’ over amendments
B.C. COVID-19 hospitalizations reach new five-month high
B.C.'s existing and emergency hospital beds are 80.2% occupied
B.C. to reopen sports arenas, concerts to max capacity
Patrons will need to show vaccine card for admission later this month
NDP going backward on government transparency: critics
“This government keeps saying one thing and doing another”
B.C. records 26 COVID-19 deaths in past three days
Good news is that the number of active infections has fallen below 5,000 for first time since August 13
Victoria unveils changes to information and privacy legislation
Privacy commissioner calls some changes ‘exceedingly troubling’
B.C.'s lack of whistleblowing program for publicly traded companies opens door to misconduct: lawyer
What little protection that is afforded only came into force in March 2020 and is limited, says Vancouver securities litigator