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US families must show proof of a significant loss of income since February 2020.

by Nelson Daily Staff on Monday February 22 2021 Protesters stood outside the office of Nelson-Creston MLA Brittny Anderson Monday morning to protest the provincial health restrictions instituted by the BC Government to help stop the spread of COVID-19. — Bruce Fuhr, The Nelson Daily Approximately 40-50 people stood outside the office of Nelson-Creston MLA Brittny Anderson Monday morning carrying signs to protest the provincial health restrictions instituted by the...

The regulation change will come into effect as of March 1, 2021.

New changes allow email as a communication device between landlords and tenants SHARE ON: A simple, but important change is here for renters in the province. Starting March 1st, email communications will be allowed between landlords and tenants who are in a dispute resolution process. Previously, they were required to exchange physical documents by mail, or by having someone drop them off. B.C says the change came as a recommendation by the Rental Housing Task Force.  The task force heard from...

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Hosting an illegal house party is going to cost a Saanich ­resident $2,300 in fines after police busted a gathering on ­Saturday night. Saanich Police officers responded to reports of a party at . . .

Police responded to reports of a party in the Gordon Head area around 10:30 p.m. Saturday.

The BC Government announced on Tuesday afternoon that BC’s state of emergency will again be extended for another two weeks.

BC’s record-breaking state of emergency extended for a 24th time The Government of British Columbia announced today that the province’s record-breaking state of emergency has been extended for another two weeks. It’s the 24th time it’s been extended since originally being declared on March 18, 2020. "Wed all like to get back to a more normal life, but our case numbers will rise if were not careful," said Premier John Horgan. "Were well prepared, but as weve seen around the world, incre...

Posted: February 1, 2021 By Sgt. Darren Kakuno This past week, January 25 through January 31, Columbia Valley RCMP responded to 59 calls for service. The following is a summary of some of the files to which officers responded. Vehicle stolen from Invermere found in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta On Monday, January 25, a white 2016 Jeep Cherokee was reported stolen from a driveway on 9 th Avenue sometime overnight. The Jeep was located unoccupied in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta on January 31. Columbi...