BC Transit rate change, embarking rules shift into action June 1

Campbell River transit system getting a new day pass

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Protesters rally against anti-black, Indigenous racism in Toronto

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Feds earmark $1.5M to support recovery of B.C., Indigenous tourism

‘We’re sick of it’: Anger over police killings shatters U.S.

Surrey mayor’s party under fire for ‘sickening’ tweet accusing northern B.C. RCMP of murder

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    Pandemic-related restaurant closures take an emotional and financial toll

    Many have been left with large debt, little savings and an uncertain future

    Dr. Bonnie Henry announces official ban on overnight kids’ camps this summer

    New ban comes after talking with other provincial health officials across the country, Henry says

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    Canucks GM says team could hold camp in U.S. due to Canada’s quarantine rules

    The NHL, which paused the season March 12, is hoping it can move to Phase 2 of its return-to-play plan

    Edmonton, Vancouver and Toronto vying to be NHL hubs, but there’s a catch

    The NHL unveiled a return-to-play plan that would feature 24 teams

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    Entertainment

    VIDEO: B.C. musicians feed the need amid ‘Strange Times’

     

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    Opinion

    COLUMN: B.C.’s labour minister should look at COVID-19 financial carnage amid minimum wage increase

    The timing couldn’t be worse for any government decision that drives up costs for business, writes Jock Finlayson

      COLUMN: Canada needs to remember rural communities as thoughts turn to pandemic recovery

      Small towns often rely on tourism, which has been decimated by COVID-19

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        Father’s Day Walk Run for prostate cancer will be virtual event this year throughout B.C.

        The annual fundraiser for Prostate Cancer Foundation BC has brought in $2.5 million since 1999

        Habitat for Humanity VIN wins national award for innovative approach to building

        Courtenay and Campbell River builds represent 400 per cent growth in historical annual average

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        Obituaries

        Jonathan “J.R.” Rardon

        May 22nd, 2020

        Terrence Gadsden

        May 20th, 2020

        Phyllis Elaine McDougall (Lucas)

        May 18th, 2020

        Dino Brufatto

        May 15th, 2020

        Ernest (Ernie) Albert Cadwallader

        May 14th, 2020

        Elizabeth (Capogreco) Epton

        May 12th, 2020

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        COVID-19 cancelled their wedding plans, so they married on a B.C. mountaintop

        Ceremony was live streamed to friends and family around the world

          Trump escalates war on Twitter, social media protections

          Companies like Twitter and Facebook are granted liability protection under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act

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          BLVD TV Interviews Jason Binab from the Agency Victoria

          Boulevard Magazine sits down with Victoria’s Jason Binab

            Boulevard Interview with Blaise MacDonald

            Blaise MacDonald makes adjustments during COVID-19 to assist his clients

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            Discover your dream staycation at this hidden gem!

            North Okanagan’s Sugar Lake offers four seasons of memory-making opportunities

              COVID-19 and the concern of increased risk of violence in our community

              Campbell River resources are open and ready to assist those experiencing or at risk of violence

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