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Gov.-Gen. Julie Payette and her secretary, Assunta di Lorenzo, are resigning after an outside workplace review of Rideau Hall found that the pair presided over a toxic work environment.

In a lawsuit filed in B.C. Supreme Court earlier this week, Zachary Alphonse claims Robert Riley Saunders and a colleague at the Ministry of Children and Family Development were required to tell him about the Young Adults Program when he turned 19.

"For us to believe we don't have the same problems, we are incorrect. We have right-wing extremists up here, we have incel extremists up here. And we've seen upticks in that during the COVID pandemic."

Most post-secondary institutions are offering online classes and limiting campus access

Premier John Horgan, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry and health minister Adrian Dix share the latest numbers on COVID-19 in B.C. and an update on vaccines.

Breaking News: B.C. health officials announced another record high of 762 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday and 10 more deaths.

B.C. Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry and Health Minister Adrian Dix provide the latest COVID-19 numbers.

Nearly one in five British Columbia children live in poverty, and the pandemic is likely to make the rate even worse, according to the 2020 B.C. child poverty report card published by B.C. child and youth advocacy coalition First Call.

Gymnastics, dance, martial arts, yoga, pilates, cheerleading, and strength and conditioning are activities included in the updated rule.

"It's very, very special, and we're very lucky to live in a city where we can see things like that."

The orders, which include mandatory masks in indoor public spaces and restricted social gatherings, will be in effect until at least Dec. 7.

The cases are fuelling concerns of possible new mutations of the coronavirus.

Restrictions in Vancouver Coastal Health, Fraser Health regions will last at least 2 more weeks, premier says.

Health officials in B.C. say the latest restrictions meant to slow COVID-19 infections will put on hold popular holiday events across the province.

"In Canada, we have had the worst infection rates and deaths in long term care of any western country."

Many university sports recruiters would normally be watching high school tournaments at this time of year and making scholarship offers to their top picks. But with games and practices cancelled in some places due to the pandemic, which has led to more than 280,000 cases of COVID-19 in Canada, the process has been turned upside down

Gunther Golinia rescued eagles, deer and even a python over 30 years in Prince Rupert.

COVID-19 proved to be one battle too many for the former soldier.

CBC News reached out to provincial workers' compensation boards across the country and found that more than 26,000 claims have been filed by people who contracted COVID-19 at work.

Their way of expressing it can be really aggressive, confrontational and mean to the point that they sometimes try to force themselves into the store without a mask.

Half of the study's participants reported trouble breathing three months after contracting the virus.

Experts from the Public Health Agency of Canada and other organizations are offering tips for a healthy 24 hours, including recommendations on screen time, exercise and sleep.

Thousands of abandoned wells are waiting to be cleaned up in B.C. Here's how some First Nations are reclaiming the sites using their traditional knowledge of native plants and wildlife.

Few details about vaccine distribution have been released thus far, but the B.C. Nurses' Union is confident its members will be among the priority populations.

Designer Monika Hibbs shows us how she has transformed her garage and encourages us to re-imagine what we can do with our unused space.

Point of View: "My hearing was what I relied on the most, and it was failing me. Who would hire a deaf sound technician?"

Only three spotted owls are known to still live in the wild in B.C. Despite this, conservationists say the province continues to log part of a southwestern B.C. watershed that's home to the last breeding pair and a third solitary owl.

"When you feel suffering and when you feel bad about something, you say it's because you feel like you're the only one. You're not alone," Ryan Reynolds said in his birthday message to Damien Smith.

B.C. photographer Garth Lenz was recognized in this year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition for his work investigating the relationship between humans and the natural world.

Flu shot campaigns are beginning across Canada. But they're reporting high demand, and some have long waits to book appointments even before the vaccination campaigns have begun.

With an election coming up, we dug into our CBC archives and found this video from the 1960. Back then, B.C.'s unemployment rate was one of biggest issues.

B.C. has its first confirmed case of a rare inflammatory disorder linked to COVID-19. Dr. Bonnie Henry says symptoms can include fever, abdominal pain, rashes and inflammation near the mouth, hands and feet. www.cbc.ca/1.5763799

In a statement, Kamloops RCMP said several gunshots were reported at 7:30 a.m. PT near the intersection of Columbia Street West and Pemberton Terrace.

There have been more than 100 COVID-19 exposure events inside B.C. schools since schools reopened last month.

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The in-custody death of a man involved in a violent assault in the northwestern B.C. community of New Aiyansh is now the focus of an independent investigation looking into whether police played a role in his death.

Better check your hand sanitizer!