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Tenshi seafood company: judge finds crab processing plant guilty of breaking rules

A provincial court judge in Richmond has found Tenshi Seafood Limited and its co-owner, Dishi Liu, guilty of charges under the Fisheries Act and has imposed a total fine of $100,000 dollars.

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'We are facing a third wave': Manitoba's top doctor warns more restrictions could be implemented if COVID-19 situation doesn't change

Manitobans are being told to stay home and practise the fundamentals as a third wave of COVID-19 continues to develop in the province.

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City crews working to repair water main break in River Heights area

City crews are dealing with a large water main that is impacting service to several homes in the city.

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Open streets project could return for Winnipeg cyclists this year; pedestrians will have to wait to use the routes

WINNIPEG --
A City of Winnipeg committee is proposing to expand a pilot project for cyclists this summer, however, pedestrians will have to wait a bit to use the program this year.
According to the standing policy committee on infrastructure renewal and public works, a total of 14 routes are being proposed for the Enhanced Summer Cycling Route pilot project, which would run from May 3 to November 5.
The paths are only for cyclists, as an amendment needs to be made to the Highway Traffic Act to allow pedestrians to walk on the roads.
The list of routes includes the following:
Lyndale Drive—Cromwell Street to Gauvin Street

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Traffic controller in RM of St. Andrews damaged following hit-and-run: RCMP

Red River North RCMP officers are investigating a collision in the RM of St. Andrews that damaged a traffic controller cabinet.

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Missing boy with autism has limited ability to speak, Vancouver police say

A missing 14-year-old boy who has autism and a limited ability to communicate with others has been found safe, Vancouver police say.

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COVID-19 vaccines: Surrey and White Rock first responders prioritized for a dose

VANCOUVER --
RCMP officers, civilian staff in detachments and firefighters began getting their first dose of COVID-19 vaccine Monday morning.
That’s according to an internal RCMP memo from Assistant Commissioner Brian Edwards.
“I am pleased to advise you that we have received approval from the province and Fraser Health for all Surrey detachment staff (all categories of members and municipal employees) to receive vaccines on a priority basis,” wrote Edwards.
“These vaccinations are in recognition of the fact that Surrey is currently a hot spot for COVID transmission, and of your vital role as first responders and support staff,” read the memo.

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New Westminster news: City council to consider allowing drinking in select parks

VANCOUVER --
Another Metro Vancouver city is considering a pilot project that would allow drinking in some of its parks.
New Westminster's city council is expected to discuss the idea in a meeting Monday. The motion, brought forward by Coun. Patrick Johnstone, proposes trying the program for the 2021 picnic season at six parks.
The suggested locations are:
Pier Park: On the grass picnic field and the grass knoll beside it
Moody Park: On the mixed-use grass fields north of the multi-use path (not on the paved areas or sports courts)
Hume Park: Upper Hume Park south of the off-leash dog and forested areas

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Canucks ship Gaudette to Chicago, get centre Highmore in return

The Canucks were the first Canadian team to make a splash on a slow NHL trade deadline day, sending forward Adam Gaudette to the Chicago Blackhawks.

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Meng Wanzhou extradition case: Huawei and HSBC agree on document deal

In a court hearing Monday, Hong Kong High Court judge Linda Chan approved the document-sharing agreement between Huawei and HSBC.

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