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WATCH: 4 Surrey Businesses fined thousands of dollars for not following Covid19 Protocol, North Vancouver RCMP warns the public not to cliff jump, The Vancouver Canucks play the Vegas Golden Knights

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 25 Aug, 2020 07:51 PM
  • WATCH: 4 Surrey Businesses fined thousands of dollars for not following Covid19 Protocol,  North Vancouver RCMP warns the public not to cliff jump, The Vancouver Canucks play the Vegas Golden Knights

4 Surrey Businesses & Event Organizers fined thousands of dollars for not following Covid19 Protocol. COVID-19 numbers on an upward trend in BC leading to stricter measures. Back to School worrying many parents.

A Lower mainland man loses his life cliff jumping in Lynn Canyon. North Vancouver RCMP warns the public not to cliff jump.

The Vancouver Canucks play the Vegas Golden Knights Tuesday evening.

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