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For 2020, the BC SPCA has moved its popular summer animal camps online. “Kids are invited to join the SPCA for a fun-filled, week-long Summer Session that is all about animals,” says Paula Neuman, BC SPCA humane education manager.

So, you got some unexpected and unordered free stuff from Amazon delivered right to your doorstep. Don't celebrate.

Tri-Cities people with compromised health who are homeless are given rooms to help them physical distance during the pandemic

Building next to Leigh Square provides options as the city looks to revitalize downtown — mayor

A new serology survey that shows less than one per cent of the population was infected with COVID-19 in the first wave of the pandemic is a reason to celebrate the province’s gains, but not to become complacent, says the lead researcher. B.C.

Separated from each other for four months, one Port Coquitlam senior says 15 minutes, once a week is hardly enough for a husband struggling with dementia in a local seniors home.

B.C.’s hands appear to be tied when it comes to the emerging issue of air travel safety in the face of COVID-19 after premier John Horgan said the province cannot force airlines to change how they conduct business.

The poll also finds that nearly three quarters of Canadians agree that they support vaccinations against COVID-19 being mandatory once a vaccine is developed.

One flight came from South Korea and another left to Edmonton

Surinderpal Gill has been playing the lottery since he came to Canada 26 years ago, and after winning Lotto 6/49’s $1 million Guaranteed Prize on Canada Day this year, he’ll always have fond memories about July 1.