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At least 1.5 million Canadians have moved back in with their parents, according to a national survey by Finder.com.

Healthcare providers need to “do more” to better serve diverse immigrant communities, according to a researcher at Trinity Western University (TWU), Richmond campus.

Changes are being contemplated for a heritage building that’s home to a longtime meat market in the Queen’s Park neighbourhood.

The B.C. government has kicked off a new, free day-use pass pilot program for six of the province’s most popular parks. Given that very few people are able to travel out of the province or country during the summer due to the pandemic, B.C.

Council in brief

The provincial government is quadrupling the fine for “dooring” in an effort to reduce cyclist collisions. As of Sept. 1, anyone opening the door of a parked car when it’s not reasonably safe to do so – known as “dooring” – will face a fine of $368.

It could be the airport or it could be a restaurant, but don't expect a comprehensive list; only cases where contact tracers can't get a hold of everyone potentially exposed will they flag the location and time.

“C’mon — you’re better than that.” That’s how B.C. Premier John Horgan opened his weekly press briefing on Thursday.

Students in B.C. won’t be required to wear a face mask when school resumes in the fall, according to Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry.

Police are warning West End residents to be cautious after a number of break-and-enters in the neighbourhood.