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• COVID-19 vaccines: Here's B.C.'s full immunization timeline through September

  British Columbians eager to know when it'll be their turn to get a COVID-19 vaccine were given a full immunization schedule on Friday.

  

• As vaccinations ramp up, when will B.C. ease restrictions? Health officials weigh in

  Big parties and international travel will likely remain unsafe for British Columbians this summer, despite the province's plans to administer millions of COVID-19 doses over the coming months.

  

• B.C. has delivered just $10M in grants to struggling businesses so far, minister says

  Of the $300 million in grants B.C. earmarked for small and medium-sized businesses struggling to survive the COVID-19 pandemic, only $10 million has been delivered so far.

• B.C. transplant recipient encouraged by Nova Scotia's new opt-out program

  Those in B.C.'s organ transplant community are paying close attention to Nova Scotia, where a new law recently came into effect regarding organ donation.

• COVID-19 outbreak declared at Port Coquitlam correctional facility after 20 test positive

  A second correctional facility in the Fraser Health region is dealing with an outbreak of COVID-19, the health authority has confirmed.

• Check on 'semi-conscious' man in running vehicle leads to drug arrest, RCMP say

  Mounties in Surrey say they have arrested a man found "semi-conscious" in a running vehicle in the Whalley neighbourhood earlier this week.

• Stolen Audi believed to have been used in Langley shooting

  Police are investigating a targeted shooting in Langley, B.C. that left a man with minor injuries on Thursday night.

• Vancouver council calls on feds, province to help the PNE survive COVID-19

  Vancouver's City Council is calling on the federal and provincial governments to provide funding to the Pacific National Exhibition.

• B.C. looking into possibility of mixing and matching, further delaying COVID-19 vaccine doses

  B.C. announced its full COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan through September on Friday, and while it relies on regular shipments of both Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, officials are looking into the safety of mixing doses between the two.

• Health minister on defensive about secret report into B.C. care homes

  Health Minister Adrian Dix is trying to downplay a report into COVID-19 and care homes his government quietly commissioned over the summer, as well as the secrecy surrounding the report, which hasn’t been made public nor provided to stakeholders.

• Latest B.C. COVID-19 outbreak data shows 3 care homes with more than 100 cases

  The COVID-19 outbreak at Little Mountain Place in Vancouver remains the largest and deadliest active outbreak at a care home in B.C., according to the latest weekly data from the province.

• Feds tout need for new B.C. economic development agency

  The federal economic development minister says businesses in B.C. want to work with a new development agency that Ottawa is working to create in the province.

• 'We are in a place where we can help': Vancouver group fundraises to help refugee flee persecution

  A group of friends in B.C. are on a mission to help someone in another part of the world find refuge in Canada.

• Caught on cam: 7-Eleven manager assaulted after asking customer to wear mask

  Police have released photos and video in an effort to identify the suspect in an assault that occurred in a store in Vancouver.

• Woman accused in violent homeless camp sex assault disappears a 3rd time; last seen 2 weeks ago

  A woman accused in a disturbing sexual assault at a Vancouver homeless camp has disappeared from her halfway house again.

• 24 inmates known to have COVID-19 at Surrey corrections centre

  Two dozen inmates have tested positive for the novel coronavirus as a Surrey, B.C., corrections facility deals with an outbreak of the disease.