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Victoria mural sponsor doesn't approve of acronym
Victoria police Chief Del Manak has said the city-sponsored mural on justice issues disrespects members of the police department.
Victoria mural sponsor doesn't approve of acronym
UPDATE: Vancouver Police Looking for Woman With Alzheimer's
UPDATE: She has been found safe and sound. Shirley Gamlin left her residence in the area of West 41st Avenue and West Boulevard yesterday morning.
UPDATE: Vancouver Police Looking for Woman With Alzheimer's
No charges for spouse of police chief in Delta, B.C.
The police board says in a statement that it has learned the Crown has not approved criminal charges and referred the matter to alternative measures.
No charges for spouse of police chief in Delta, B.C.
Pooled testing could help with back to school
Some epidemiologists believe testing a group of COVID nasal-swab samples together — a strategy known as pooled testing or batch testing — might be a more efficient method for dealing with a large number of tests that could potentially be coming in.
Pooled testing could help with back to school
Compromise keeps 'Black Lives Matter' paint off Boardwalk
While about a dozen demonstrators rallied on the Boardwalk, about a half-mile away, volunteers for the city painted the words “Black Lives Matter” in bold yellow on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.
Compromise keeps 'Black Lives Matter' paint off Boardwalk
N.S. assisted death case: wife loses in court
The woman was seeking a stay of a lower court ruling that rejected her request for an injunction, having concluded the 83-year-old man with end-stage chronic obstructive pulmonary disease — identified as Mr. X — was entitled to the procedure because he met the criteria under federal law.