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by Craig Takeuchi on February 17th, 2021 at 5:20 PM 1 of 3 2 of 3 Case numbers remain roughly around similar levels as previous days, but the number of deaths is lower than the weekend. Today, the B.C. Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) issued its weekly situation report for January 31 to February 6 (Week 5). Within the specified period, the report notes that there were decreases in cases in Interior Health and Vancouver Coastal Health while cases in other health regions remained stable. There were also decreases in hospitalized cases (from 213 cases in Week 2 to 152 cases in Week 5) and...

Article content Testimony on gaming is coming to an end at the Inquiry into Money Laundering with the main accusation in tatters that B.C. casinos were well-oiled machines for cleaning Dirty Money. At worst, they may have been money-pits for proceeds of crime from crooks who liked to gamble, or those who borrowed money from criminals — both mostly losing the ill-gotten gains. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Ian Mulgrew: Money-laundering facts belie accusations Back to video Attorney-General David Eby’s drive against a so-called “Vancouv...

“This is very much a win-in for this community because it addresses the most serious issue we face — as it is the most serious issue that every other municipal government in the province faces right now,” said Nanaimo Mayor Leonard Krog, noting an estimated 600 or more people in Nanaimo are living without homes. “There are a number of folks who have mental health and addiction issues who do require supportive housing and there is a portion of people who require complex care facilities and ­housing.” Concerns about people living outdoors, many with mental health and addiction pro...

British Columbia’s public auto insurance provider will pass on savings to customers in the form of a roughly $190 rebate after fewer claims during the COVID-19 pandemic left ICBC with hundreds of . . .

Money will start to roll out at the beginning of March