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Stricter penalties are on the way for those who ignore public health guidelines, after the province reported a record-breaking jump in COVID-19 cases.

Outdoor pools have become popular places to get fit, socialize and keep children active during COVID-19

Parents worry that pulling out of French Immersion, Montessori to homeschool their immunocompromised children during COVID-19 puts them at risk of losing the spots they had to win an a lottery to obtain

Better Business Bureau offers tips to avoid cyberattacks

Residents in Port Moody’s Pleasantside neighbourhood say measures implemented by the city to help calm traffic around Old Orchard Park are actually contributing to a summer of “pandemonium.

The B.C. Centre for Disease Control has added more domestic flights to its list of possible COVID-19 exposures. The list includes flights between Alberta and B.C. The flights are: Aug.

B.C. will continue to offer a $300 COVID-19 crisis supplement for low-income seniors, as well as financial support for provincial disability and income clients, the government announced on Monday.

From daily health screenings to learning groups: plan is to reduce the spread of COVID-19 while giving students a near-to-normal school experience

Students and staff in high schools and middle schools will be required to wear masks in high-traffic areas like in hallways and on buses in order to minimize the spread of COVID-19.

Fraud specialists at Coquitlam RCMP are warning local sports teams and charitable groups to be vigilant about who has access to their bank accounts as they investigate allegations more than $226,000 has gone missing from Coquitlam Little League.