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Education Minister Rob Fleming announced Thursday that the first half of the federal back-to-school funding allocated to B.C. will be received in September.

Although pandemic restrictions are stopping people from gathering in large groups, ICBC is still asking those travelling on the road within B.C. to drive carefully this upcoming weekend.

'We have the opportunity to significantly curb the growth of this second wave, but the BC Health Ministry is afraid of the backlash they may receive for mandating mask usage.'

Hundreds of posts from multiple accounts have implored the volunteer rescue group to continue looking for the missing Coquitlam man, something police say is 'not helpful.'

Port Moody police say the man was later arrested at a convenience store after ‘the complainant quickly produced the car key, pressed the unlock button, which successfully unlocked the doors, thus proving ownership.’

As a privately-run Port Coquitlam testing facility reaches its limits, one family physician says he fears the Tri-Cities doesn't have enough testing capacity ahead of the return to school.

COVID-19 exposure alerts have been issued for nine more flights through B.C. The six domestic and three international flights were added to the B.C. Centre for Disease Control’s online list of public exposures this week.

The $242 million in federal funding earmarked for B.C.’s return to in-class instruction should be used to decrease class sizes and promote physical distancing, according to the B.C. Teachers Federation (BCTF). That funding is B.C.

A 10-year-old boy is lucky to have escaped serious injury after being attacked by a cougar northwest of Lillooet. The attack took place Monday afternoon outside a remote family cabin near Marshall Lake.

It might "bee" the first time you've seen an insect "three-way"