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Sometimes scams come the old fashioned way – via mail. Const. Dustin Classen, of the Delta police economic and technical crime unit, found a suspicious stock market promotion in his mailbox last week.

Editor: Re: Burnaby parks users showed why parks should be closed , NOW Opinion I'd like to respectfully comment on Chris Campbell's continued negativity and ask he refrain and find some positivity in his outlook.

Late last month, B.C. Premier John Horgan announced a freeze on evictions during the COVID-19 crisis (with some exceptions).

Visits with baby Henry must be conducted on the front porch as family stays in quarantine as part of province-wide measures to stop the spread of the deadly virus

In the past month, Victoria criminal lawyer Mike Munro has been besieged by calls from clients at the Vancouver Island Regional Correctional Centre who want to get bail as quickly as possible. “They’re worried,” Munro said.

As researchers scramble to create a vaccine for COVID-19, it appears a public-health failure may have come to light. There is a potential treatment for viral diseases like COVID-19. It’s called convalescent therapy.

A man alleges he was discriminated against almost daily during the two-year period he worked at Quilchena Golf and Country Club, according to a submission to the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal.

When it comes to store openings, the timing on this one was not what this company could have ever expected.

There’s a joke I tell my American friends to give them a better understanding of Canadians: How do you get 100 Canadians out of a pool? Ask them. For the most part, we are a polite bunch, and do what we are told.

Sun’s out, dumb-dumbs out. I could be polite about this, but I don’t want to be. Civic politicians begged and pleaded with people to ignore the sunshine and stay away from parks this long weekend. Stick with the essentials only, they said.