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Velshi: There is no land of the free when freedoms are extinguished
Overturning Roe Vs. Wade makes America an outlier among developed countries. In countries like Canada, Greenland, the majority of Europe, Australia, …
Black Bear Strolls Down Busy Street in Whistler, Canada
A black bear strolled down a busy street in Whistler Village, British Columbia, as tourists looked on in amusement, a TikTok video shows.Footage taken by Melissa Alves shows the bear walking past a crowd of people taking photographs. According to Alves, the bear walked towards Cow’s Ice Cream because it was likely attracted to the smell inside the shop.“In this case, I think letting the bear pass through without scaring it was the safest thing to do,” Alves told Storyful. Credit: Melissa Alves via Storyful
Why would anyone counterfeit the lowly toonie? The answer may lie in China
The RCMP’s recent discovery of thousands of counterfeit toonies has raised concerns about the integrity of Canada’s banking system, through which they circulated with apparent ease. It also raises a question: Why would anyone counterfeit the lowly toonie? The seized fakes seem to contradict the …
Justin Bieber's grandmother Kathy is allegedly involved in a fiery car crash in Ontario
Justin Bieber's grandmother was involved in a a fiery car crash in Ontario this weekend, TMZ reported on Saturday. The singer–songwriter's …
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COVID-19 in B.C.: Forget about Adrian Dix and Dr. Bonnie Henry and focus on the bystanders
Every day, a small group of British Columbians, including some health-care workers, go on Twitter to warn of the consequences of the B.C. …
'Absolutely insane': A B.C. man describes his 11-month wait for a passport
When Bill Ferguson strolled into the New Westminster Service Canada to renew his passport last August, he anticipated a quick, stress-free process. …
COVID-19 hospitalizations remain steady compared to last week, 17 more deaths recorded | CBC News
Another 17 people died in B.C. last week after testing positive for COVID-19, according to the province's latest reports on the pandemic. As of …
COVID-19: B.C. resists offering fourth dose of vaccine to broader population
B.C. health officials' staunch decision to limit who gets fourth COVID-19 vaccine doses seems to be at odds with advice from Canada's chief medical …
