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Kelowna mom wants more support for special needs students
Christine McKay, whose six-year-old son Isaac has autism, says his school didn't have a resource teacher the beginning of the academic year, creating gaps in his education at South Kelowna Elementary.
How have Vancouver's Airbnb rules affected the housing market?
It's been almost one year since Vancouver introduced bylaws around short term rentals through sites like Airbnb. But Vancouver housing advocate Rohana Rezel says the rules have had little impact.
Councillor urges rethink on 'unsustainable' snow removal methods in Prince George
Coun. Brian Skakun says that the city is spending too much on snow removal and that it could be done more efficiently.
BCCDC website aims to inoculate next generation of kids against misinformation
With B.C. experiencing a measles outbreak and Vancouver Coastal Health confirming nine cases, the B.C. Centre for Disease Control says it wants to inoculate the next generation of kids against misinformation.
Grab your camera: City of Vancouver is looking for photos of king tides
It's the time of the year for king tides. From Nov. 23-30, the City of Vancouver is asking citizen-scientists to snap photos of the shorelines to help them monitor changes and prepare for storms.
'They're not there to help': MMIWG family members say counselling support lacking
Those who have testified at the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women were promised financial support for counselling if they needed it. Some claim it's been a challenge to get the funds.
Blue lights could save lives, says tow trucking community
After a tow truck driver was killed while helping a motorist who had struck a deer on the side of the highway near Castlegar, the Automotive Retailers Association of B.C. and the tow trucking community want to see the amber flashing lights on the top of truck, changed to blue.
Advocates plan to help the homeless vote in upcoming municipal election
A group of advocates in Kamloops has banded together to help vouch for the identify of those living on the streets on election day.
Alcohol-withdrawal patient assessment is flawed and strains health-care system: study
A report by the B.C. Centre on Substance Abuse found that doctors and administrators often over-admit people into alcohol withdrawal management care in B.C.
Roadside tests for cannabis will bring lots of litigation, lawyer says
Kyla Lee, a Vancouver criminal defence lawyer, says that the accuracy and invasiveness of the new saliva-collecting tests will be challenged in Canadian courts.