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Climate change is threatening technical safety, says B.C.’s regulator

Climate change is threatening technical safety, says B.C.’s regulator

Phil Gothe, lead executive officer at Technical Safety BC, says regulator investigated 81 incidents
Extreme ‘hustling’ trend upsets Victoria secondhand clothing sellers

Extreme ‘hustling’ trend upsets Victoria secondhand clothing sellers

$6 shirts being found for $50 at a vintage pop-up store
Victoria mortgage broker’s licence suspended after preliminary investigation

Victoria mortgage broker’s licence suspended after preliminary investigation

Gregory Martel is the subject of multiple civil claims
B.C. pharmacists to treat minor ailments, prescribe contraception as of June 1

B.C. pharmacists to treat minor ailments, prescribe contraception as of June 1

Covered minor ailments include allergies, acne, cold sores, pink eye and shingles among others
Poilievre’s depiction of Kelowna’s tent city ‘disappointing’, says safety director

Poilievre’s depiction of Kelowna’s tent city ‘disappointing’, says safety director

‘This issue is one that cities across the province and in fact across the country’
Vancouver announces Komagata Maru street name to address historic wrongs

Vancouver announces Komagata Maru street name to address historic wrongs

The Komagata Maru docked near the current location of Canada Place in 1914
PHOTOS: Protest highlights B.C.’s ‘dire’ nurse staffing shortage

PHOTOS: Protest highlights B.C.’s ‘dire’ nurse staffing shortage

Hundreds of nurses took to the streets of Vancouver urging that ‘safe staffing saves lives’
Speeding Ferrari impounded on the Malahat

Speeding Ferrari impounded on the Malahat

57 km/h over the limit
‘Door has been cracked open’ for integration of physician assistants in British Columbia

‘Door has been cracked open’ for integration of physician assistants in British Columbia

College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC is in early stages of policy work with the ministry
UPDATE: Sayward Fire still not contained as it spreads to 160 hectares

UPDATE: Sayward Fire still not contained as it spreads to 160 hectares

Fire, believed to be human caused, started in the afternoon May 29.