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Vancouver police have cracked down on a party host who has previously been fined for holding social events.

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by Craig Takeuchi on January 26th, 2021 at 6:30 PM 1 of 3 2 of 3 Case numbers and the number of deaths remain around similar levels as previous days. B.C. provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry had stated at yesterdays in-person briefing that current levels remain too high, and therefore are suspectible to rapid increases. However, in response to Henry’s request at yesterday’s briefing (January 25) for British Columbians to do more to help bring down case numbers, some organizati...

Posted: January 25, 2021 By Sgt. Darren Kakuno This past week, January 18 through Jan. 24, Columbia Valley RCMP responded to 43 calls for service. The following is a summary of some of the files to which officers responded. Impaired driver removed from road in Radium On Monday, January 18 at about 11:30 a.m. an officer conducted a traffic stop with a GMC Envoy on Highway 93/95 in Radium Hot Springs. Whiles speaking to the driver, the officer formed suspicion the driver had alcohol in his body....

Article content Vancouver police say a party host was fined nearly $2,500 on Saturday for operating a makeshift nightclub out of a downtown apartment. A woman, who had been invited to the home, called police after she encountered around 100 people partying inside a penthouse suite at Telus Gardens at 777 Richards St. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or COVID-19: Vancouver man fined $2,500 for makeshift nightclub out of condo Back to video When poli...

Roman Samborskyi/Shutterstock A party host received $2,500 in tickets after Vancouver police discovered he was running a “makeshift nightclub” in a residential building downtown. In a release, VPD said officers came across the illegal setup “after a woman called police to report she had been invited to a party at a condo on Richards Street,”  this past Saturday. Police said the woman reported that that when she arrived at the residence, “there were approximately 100 people inside.”...

BC man fined for running ‘makeshift nightclub’ out of his apartment The Vancouver Police Department broke up a large party in a downtown apartment building over the weekend. Officers were alerted to the party at the condo on Richards Street on Saturday night after a woman called the police to report that she’d been invited. When she arrived, she found that there were around 100 people inside and alerted the authorities. “Saturday’s party was so big, it featured a doorman who was weari...

100 Mile RCMP continuing to investigate COVID-19 violations at 105 Mile Church SHARE ON: 100 Mile House RCMP are continuing to investigate a 100 Mile House Church for COVID-19 violations. Police received a complaint of possible Emergency Program Act violations at the church located in the 5400 block of Tatton Station Road near 105 Mile House. An officer attended the church and observed several individuals leaving the church without proper face coverings in place. According to RCMP, the officer�...

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

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