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    Vancouver is reducing the speed limit on some of its streets.

    COVID-19 updates: Vancouver to reduce some speed limits

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    (File Photo) Algoma University professor Jody-Lynn Rebek says that if a company is forcing its employees to work from home, the staff need to make sure they’re getting the physical and mental support they need from their managers.

    Working from home may be permanent for some after pandemic

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    Prime Minister Justin Trudeau holds his daily briefing from Rideau Cottage amid the COVID-19 pandemic in Ottawa on Tuesday, May 26, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick

    PM calls report on long-term care 'disturbing'

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    Filing taxes: Expect delays for processing paper returns

  • Margaret Taylor, 75, was last seen in Richmond on May 25, 2020.

    Missing woman with dementia found; case renews calls for silver alert program in B.C.

    A Metro Vancouver senior missing overnight was found safe Tuesday morning.

  • A woman sits on the edge of a bed. (Shutterstock)

    $10M coming for community-based sexual assault response services in B.C.

  • People sit together at a table at a homeless camp at Oppenheimer Park, in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver, on Wednesday, May 6, 2020. (Darryl Dyck / THE CANADIAN PRESS) LIVE @ 12:30

    B.C. will provide training, supports for Vancouver's homeless

  • Police tape is seen in this file photo.

    'Multiple stabbing' on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside; 2 people injured

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  • On Friday, May 22, 2020, the field near Sunset Beach in Vancouver's West End was filled with people gathering with friends. (CTV)

    Vancouverites already drink in parks, so why not make it legal?: councillors

    Workers at Coquitlam city hall were treated to an unusual sight Friday afternoon: a bright pink unicorn with rainbow mane, waddling up the front steps to wave to staff through the glass. (CTV)

    Unicorn spreads cheer to Metro Vancouver’s essential workers during COVID-19 pandemic

    A log blocks the entrance to a parking lot in Vancouver's Stanley Park on Monday, April 6, 2020.

    Should pandemic-induced changes to Stanley Park become permanent?

  • A beloved doll that was lost in West Vancouver turned up on the beach of a tiny Gulf Island. (CTV)

    The mystery of the lost doll: Child's beloved toy turns up on Gulf Island beach

    A magnitude 4.9 earthquake was detected off the coast of Vancouver Island Friday night, according to Earthquakes Canada. (Earthquakes Canada)

    Magnitude 4.9 earthquake detected off B.C. coast

    A B.C. privacy watchdog is concerned about the revelation health officials have been quietly using credit cards and loyalty programs to track people who may have been exposed to COVID-19.

    Credit cards, loyalty programs quietly used in B.C. contact tracing

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  • Video obtained by the Vancouver Sun newspaper shows Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum, left, speaking with police at Mountainview Wellness Centre on April 30.

    Surrey mayor and councillor need to clear the air about relationship, critics say

    A black bear in captivity awaits handouts at the the Maine Wildlife Park in Gray, Maine, July 25, 2014. (AP / Robert F. Bukaty)

    Young 'pushy' black bear on the North Shore prompts warning

    Trixie Ling was walking home from work on May 9, when a young man walking towards her started making sexist and racist comments, she said. (CTV)

    'He spit in my face': Victim of racist attack recounts disturbing spitting incident

  • This file photo shows a closeup of a beam scale. (AP Photo/Patrick Sison, File)

    Know someone who can eat anything and still stay thin? This might be why.

    A Langley man snapped this photo of a ball python in Surrey's Tynehead Park on Tuesday. (Paul Peterson/ Facebook)

    Family stumbles upon ball python in Surrey's Tynehead Park

    West End residents have taken to social media to complain about light pollution from the recently reopened store at 1641 Davie St. (Twitter/@ThatManJim)

    'A horrific light wall': Lighting at new Davie Street Safeway frustrating West End residents

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  • New toys like hoverboards can be dangerous if kids are left unsupervised.

    Keep your kids safe while they spend more time at home

    With parents working from home and kids out of school, you may need to do more to keep your house safe for the rest of the pandemic.

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    Sunset at the Mosquito Creek Marina captured by Weather Watch by CTV Vancouver app user Dkenz Yap in North Vancouver in May 2020.

    Weather Watch: Viewer photo of the day

    Photos submitted by viewers through CTV News Vancouver's Weather Watch app show the scenic views, weather and wildlife in our region.

  • Air Canada planes are shown here in storage at Vancouver International Airport during the pandemic.

    From upgrades to resort credits: Big incentives to lure travellers back post-pandemic

    Consumers noticed green under the hand sanitizer packaging, which made them wonder if the product was actually bug spray.

    Is it bug spray or hand sanitizer?

  • Three young owls on high alert as an eagle flies overhead in Delta, B.C. (Submitted/Jon Lavoie)

    In photos: Owlets learn to fly and hunt in Delta, B.C.

     
    Dr. Cyrus McEachern, an anesthesiologist in Vancouver, created portraits of his colleagues who are on the frontlines of the COVID-19 fight, juxtaposing their professional and personal lives. <br><br> Dr. Amber Galbraith is pictured.

    Portrait series shows health-care workers on and off the frontline

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    Speaker of the House of Commons Anthony Rota speaks with Leader of the Government in the House of Commons Pablo Rodriguez before a Special Committee on the COVID-19 Pandemic Wednesday May 13, 2020 in Ottawa. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Adrian Wyld

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    People come and go as a flag flies at half staff at an Almonte Country Haven long-term care home during the COVID-19 pandemic in Almonte, Ontario on Monday, April 13, 2020. The 82-bed home reported 14 deaths due to COVID-19 and 36 residents have tested positive for the virus. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick

    'Heartbreaking' report on Ont. long-term care homes released

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