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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.

Ryan Perks is taller than his mom, and family photos show him as a healthy, active 13-year-old. Those simple facts are, for Naomi Perks, cause for enormous rejoicing.

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

Residents of one New Westminster cul-de-sac are taking some time to celebrate community. The residents of Kwantlen Court turned out this past weekend to work on a street-wide art project, courtesy of funds from the Neighbourhood Small Grants program.

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.

Sunday's temperature in West Vancouver reached 33° followed by stunning rain-less lightning storm.

If there are bats in your belfry, or even your attic, don’t panic. That’s the message from the regional bat coordinator for the Metro Vancouver and Squamish area of the Community Bat Programs of BC.

Freshii Inc. says its core lunch business remains in "recovery mode" even though overall company sales have started to recover with the reopening of most of its restaurants that were temporarily closed to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Clean Sober Proud is recovering “out loud” during the overdose crisis. The group set up a “recovery mural” and a Recovery Month Canada awareness booth on Saturday at 6 th Street and 6 th Avenue in the uptown pedestrian zone.

One new health facility has an outbreak: New Westminster's Queen's Park Care Centre. The outbreak has been noted as being in the acute care area of the McBride Boulevard facility. B.C.