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• Vaccine shortages push B.C. to delay second doses to 42 days

  B.C. health officials have decided to temporarily extend the interval between COVID-19 vaccine doses to 42 days after receiving more bad news about shipments.

  

• Restaurant fined for New Year's Eve party 'mending ties' with free food for health-care workers

  A downtown restaurant that was fined for hosting a New Year’s Eve party is now working on ”mending ties” with the community.

  

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  BREAKING | Secret COVID-19 report on B.C. care homes dated 2 days before election

  Communication problems, inconsistent infection control and disorganization are among the issues raised in an independent, third-party review on the impact of COVID-19 on B.C. care homes and assisted living facilities quietly commissioned by the NDP government last year.

• Victim calls Vancouver police to report his own stabbing; suspect arrested

  A man is facing charges after the victim of a stabbing called to report his own injuries, police say.

• Latest data: B.C. now has 3 cases of South African COVID-19 variant, 6 of U.K. strain

  Two more cases of the COVID-19 strain first identified in South Africa have been diagnosed in British Columbia, bringing the total to three.

• B.C. boy sets world record for Jenga stack

  Auldin Maxwell from Salmon Arm, B.C., holds the record for most Jenga blocks stacked on one vertical Jenga block with 693, Guinness has confirmed.

• Lower Mainland tulip festival relocating to Okanagan after land sale, uncertainty in pandemic

  A well-known tulip festival that typically displays millions of flowers each year is moving from the Lower Mainland to the Okanagan.

• Ever wondered how search crews find you in backcountry?

  Finding a lost hiker in the remote areas of B.C.’s North Shore mountains can seem like looking for a needle in a haystack, so North Shore Rescue is explaining how they do it.

• 'I don't want this to happen to anyone ever': Richmond woman speaks out about alleged transit assault

  A Richmond, B.C., woman is sharing the story of what she is describing as an uncalled for alleged assault on a Canada Line SkyTrain platform.

• 'Makeshift nightclub' in Vancouver with doorman, 100 guests leads to $2,500 in COVID-19 fines

  A man has received a hefty COVID-19 fine and could face further restrictions after police say they discovered a "makeshift nightclub" in his downtown Vancouver apartment.

• COVID-19 rapid testing study at YVR turns up all negative results so far

  A COVID-19 rapid testing study at Vancouver International Airport has so far returned all negative results.

• Fraser Health posts weeks-long COVID-19 exposure notice for Surrey church

  A COVID-19 exposure notice has been posted for a church in Surrey, with dates spanning nearly a month.

• B.C. hockey player critically injured in weekend snowboard accident in Saskatchewan

  A player with the Western Hockey League Kamloops Blazers has suffered what the league describes as 'life-altering injuries' following a weekend snowboarding accident in Saskatchewan.

• 'Locked us down and thrown the keys away': Pandemic conditions forcing some to leave Point Roberts

  Residents of Point Roberts are speaking out about living conditions in the small, isolated American community during COVID-19.

• Man wanted on Canada-wide warrant arrested in Williams Lake: RCMP

  A man who was the subject of a Canada-wide warrant earlier this month was located within days of a public notification, police say.

• COVID-19 exposures: Warning notices posted at grocery stories and pharmacies across B.C.

  More notices warning of possible COVID-19 exposures have been posted at grocery stores and pharmacies across the province after store employees recently tested positive for the disease.