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The B.C. Centre for Disease Control has added just seven flights to its list of COVID-19 exposures so far this week, and more of them have been international than domestic.

Drivers are being asked to avoid a section of 152nd Street in Surrey while crews clean up the oil spill.

A legal dispute between neighbours at a B.C. condo building that began with an overflowed toilet highlights one of several reasons people should never flush dental floss.

The latest geographic data on the COVID-19 pandemic in B.C. shows cases in the provinces hottest hotspots trending downward, while some parts of the Interior and Metro Vancouver are headed in the wrong direction.

The super-heated housing market in Metro Vancouver cooled slightly in May but the Greater Vancouver Real Estate Board says sales still remained active.

British Columbia reported 194 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, marking the second day in a row with fewer than 200 identified infections.

It’s one of the riskiest scams, according to the Better Business Bureau. Companies claiming to offer loans say they require loan insurance up front. But once you pay the insurance cost, the loan never materializes and you’re left in even worse financial straits than before.

When the province told pharmacies to stop giving out first doses of AstraZeneca, many had already run out of the vaccine. But some still have vials in their fridges.

A group of independent B.C. scientists and data researchers is urging the province to take a slow and cautionary approach before reopening further due to a variant that was growing even during the circuit breaker restrictions.

Customers at a bank in Abbotsford thwarted an attempted robbery Wednesday, according to local police.