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B.C. teachers' call for N95 masks for reopening rejected by officials

B.C. teachers' call for N95 masks for reopening rejected by officials

Schools to reopen Monday amid Omicron variant wave depending on cloth masks and limited rapid tests
Dr. Bonnie Henry orders all B.C. businesses to have a COVID-19 safety plan

Dr. Bonnie Henry orders all B.C. businesses to have a COVID-19 safety plan

Order does not apply to child care, K-12 schools or post-secondary education
It's time to talk about mandatory vaccinations, says Canada's health minister

It's time to talk about mandatory vaccinations, says Canada's health minister

Jean-Yves Duclos says the decision will ultimately be up to the provinces and territories
B.C. mom of disabled boy sues health authority, doctors over son's birth

B.C. mom of disabled boy sues health authority, doctors over son's birth

After her son sustained life-altering injuries, a Kamloops woman is suing Interior Health
Environment Canada issues wind warning for Metro Vancouver

Environment Canada issues wind warning for Metro Vancouver

Areas closer to the coast will see stronger winds
Bobcat sighting in the Okanagan 'a real treat'

Bobcat sighting in the Okanagan 'a real treat'

On Sunday night, a Peachland woman was delighted to have her second bobcat sighting in the Okanagan
Delta professor alleges sexual abuse by Prince George Catholic priests

Delta professor alleges sexual abuse by Prince George Catholic priests

Two dead Prince George Roman Catholic priests are among defendants named in a sexual abuse case filed by a man who asserts the pair began abusing him when he was in kindergarten at a church school.
The reasons for science skepticism can be complex and founded on real concerns

The reasons for science skepticism can be complex and founded on real concerns

Instead of assuming that science skeptics are motivated by ignorance, or selfishness, we should listen to them and try to understand and address their actual concerns
Here's what you need to know about the $40B First Nations child welfare agreement

Here's what you need to know about the $40B First Nations child welfare agreement

In the next year, public support will be needed more than ever to ensure that the spirit of the agreement is respected and translated into meaningful change for First Nations children
Capilano University moving more classes online due to Omicron

Capilano University moving more classes online due to Omicron

Delayed start to spring semester at North Vancouver, CapU Lonsdale and kálax-ay (Sunshine Coast) campuses