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B.C. massage school director who asked client if he was Muslim fined $12K

B.C. massage school director who asked client if he was Muslim fined $12K

School’s director emailed the man prior to his appointment to ‘certify’ his religion
Hullo ferrying energetic Island fans to, from Vancouver Canucks playoff games

Hullo ferrying energetic Island fans to, from Vancouver Canucks playoff games

Foot-passenger ferry between Nanaimo and Vancouver schedules special-event sailings on game nights
Surrey, Kelowna, Prince George added to B.C.’s housing target hit list

Surrey, Kelowna, Prince George added to B.C.’s housing target hit list

Multiple communities in Metro Vancouver, Fraser Valley and on Vancouver Island are also on list
No charges for police who shot Indigenous man in B.C. parking lot: family

No charges for police who shot Indigenous man in B.C. parking lot: family

Watchdog referred file to crown to consider charges, Lowndes family told charges will not proceed
Surrey Police Service to replace RCMP by November: Farnworth

Surrey Police Service to replace RCMP by November: Farnworth

Mayor Brenda Locke says Tuesday’s B.C. announcement looks like a ‘vendetta’ against Surrey
Princeton woman in need of transplant brings health care disparities to Victoria

Princeton woman in need of transplant brings health care disparities to Victoria

Premier, MLA, meet with Chris Unrau
B.C.’s failure to address isolation of jailed youth an ‘embarrassment’: report

B.C.’s failure to address isolation of jailed youth an ‘embarrassment’: report

Ombudsperson says B.C. has implemented just 3 of 26 recommendations made in 2021
6 months later and no charges in Kelowna teen’s homicide

6 months later and no charges in Kelowna teen’s homicide

Tristan Seeger was struck by a vehicle and killed in October 2023
B.C. volunteer firefighters, SAR teams get tax break in federal budget

B.C. volunteer firefighters, SAR teams get tax break in federal budget

Fire chiefs say MP Gord Johns’ advocating for higher benefits will help with recruitment, retention
B.C. pauses bill aimed at social media companies that are ‘hurting people’

B.C. pauses bill aimed at social media companies that are ‘hurting people’

Leading business group welcomes the move because it considers Bill 12 too broad, too vague