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43 tickets issued after "mask free Mondays" protest in Kamloops - Vimarsana News

43 tickets issued after "mask free Mondays" protest in Kamloops

A weekly "mask free Mondays" protest, which takes place at a Kamloops Superstore, led to several arrests and tickets being issued.

RCMP arrest 5, ticket 43 maskless protesters at Kamloops Superstore – Agassiz Harrison Observer - Vimarsana News

RCMP arrest 5, ticket 43 maskless protesters at Kamloops Superstore – Agassiz Harrison Observer

Police responded following reports of increased intimidation and escalation during weekly protests

Maskless anti-vaxxers in Kamloops arrested, fined - Vimarsana News

Maskless anti-vaxxers in Kamloops arrested, fined

Police responded to the Real Canadian Superstore on Jan. 10 following reports of increased intimidation and escalation occurring during the weekly protests

B.C. flood update: Highway 3 reopens for essential travel - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

B.C. flood update: Highway 3 reopens for essential travel - Victoria Times Colonist

Highway 3 has reopened to essential traffic between Hope and Princeton, re-establishing a road link between the Lower Mainland and the Interior.

Mandatory mask wearing order lifted in B.C.; social restrictions eased | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Mandatory mask wearing order lifted in B.C.; social restrictions eased | iNFOnews

Image Credit: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chad Hipolito June 29, 2021 - 2:53 PM B.C. is ready to shed the strictures of pandemic life and people are going to be allowed to mingle. “Today, I'm happy to announce that on July 1 we will begin step three of our restart plan after the longest public emergency in Canadian history,” an almost jubilant Premier John Horgan said today, June 29. “I believe it's safe to take the next step forward.” That means British Columbians can go and cheer for their kids at the soccer game, in the arena and in the gymnasium. Going to a friend's pla...

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