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B.C. sees COVID-19 hospitalizations, active infections and new cases fall
B.C. sees COVID-19 hospitalizations, active infections and new cases fall
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By: Glen Korstrom
No new deaths keep the province's pandemic death toll at 1,597 people. More >

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Sunshine Coast COVID Physician Task Force Community Update 51
Sunshine Coast COVID Physician Task Force Community Update 51
Investigation underway following fatal dog attack on Shih Tzu-poodle in Gibsons
Investigation underway following fatal dog attack on Shih Tzu-poodle in Gibsons
Route 3 ferry traffic up 20% last weekend
Route 3 ferry traffic up 20% last weekend
With Accessibility Act introduced at legislature, Simons wants standards in place by end of 2022
With Accessibility Act introduced at legislature, Simons wants standards in place by end of 2022
Land Rover flees after hit-and-run on Queen of Surrey
Land Rover flees after hit-and-run on Queen of Surrey
B.C. records lowest number of people actively battling COVID-19 infections in five weeks
B.C. records lowest number of people actively battling COVID-19 infections in five weeks
Mayors, SCRD chair disappointed by BC Ferries trial cancellation
Mayors, SCRD chair disappointed by BC Ferries trial cancellation
Call for guaranteed income made with Davis Bay banner drop
Call for guaranteed income made with Davis Bay banner drop
Hospitalizations fall, as B.C. records lowest number of new COVID-19 cases in six weeks
Hospitalizations fall, as B.C. records lowest number of new COVID-19 cases in six weeks
SCRD outlines water goals at public talk
SCRD outlines water goals at public talk
Municipal hall nixed for sani-dump site
Municipal hall nixed for sani-dump site
Steering committee established to address Coast housing crisis
Steering committee established to address Coast housing crisis
Sechelt council eyes 2022 tax increase for affordable housing
Sechelt council eyes 2022 tax increase for affordable housing
UPDATED: BC Ferries cancels Route 3 summer trial, saying it was too ‘divisive’
UPDATED: BC Ferries cancels Route 3 summer trial, saying it was too ‘divisive’

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Highlights

‘Families with ALS need your help’: Tommy Chong lends support to advocacy group looking to end disease (VIDEO)
‘Families with ALS need your help’: Tommy Chong lends support to advocacy group looking to end disease (VIDEO)
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New study shows Earth’s glaciers are melting faster than before
New study shows Earth’s glaciers are melting faster than before
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Are 'wildest times' ahead for urban nightlife?
Are 'wildest times' ahead for urban nightlife?
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As end of COVID-19 comes into focus, are we ready to party yet?
As end of COVID-19 comes into focus, are we ready to party yet?
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Can employers force employees back to the office? Can bosses ask if you got a vaccine?
Can employers force employees back to the office? Can bosses ask if you got a vaccine?
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Sunshine Coast COVID Physician Task Force Community Update 51
Sunshine Coast COVID Physician Task Force Community Update 51
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Investigation underway following fatal dog attack on Shih Tzu-poodle in Gibsons
Investigation underway following fatal dog attack on Shih Tzu-poodle in Gibsons
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Route 3 ferry traffic up 20% last weekend
Route 3 ferry traffic up 20% last weekend
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With Accessibility Act introduced at legislature, Simons wants standards in place by end of 2022
With Accessibility Act introduced at legislature, Simons wants standards in place by end of 2022
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Land Rover flees after hit-and-run on Queen of Surrey
Land Rover flees after hit-and-run on Queen of Surrey
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B.C. records lowest number of people actively battling COVID-19 infections in five weeks
B.C. records lowest number of people actively battling COVID-19 infections in five weeks
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Mayors, SCRD chair disappointed by BC Ferries trial cancellation
Mayors, SCRD chair disappointed by BC Ferries trial cancellation
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Call for guaranteed income made with Davis Bay banner drop
Call for guaranteed income made with Davis Bay banner drop
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Hospitalizations fall, as B.C. records lowest number of new COVID-19 cases in six weeks
Hospitalizations fall, as B.C. records lowest number of new COVID-19 cases in six weeks
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SCRD outlines water goals at public talk
SCRD outlines water goals at public talk
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Municipal hall nixed for sani-dump site
Municipal hall nixed for sani-dump site
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Steering committee established to address Coast housing crisis
Steering committee established to address Coast housing crisis
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Sechelt council eyes 2022 tax increase for affordable housing
Sechelt council eyes 2022 tax increase for affordable housing
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UPDATED: BC Ferries cancels Route 3 summer trial, saying it was too ‘divisive’
UPDATED: BC Ferries cancels Route 3 summer trial, saying it was too ‘divisive’
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BC News

B.C.'s Dr. Henry says province looking to provide vaccines to youth 12 years to 17
B.C.'s Dr. Henry says province looking to provide vaccines to youth 12 years to 17
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Travel road checks on B.C. highways start May 6; select locations announced
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Woman dies, suspect under arrest, following shooting in Surrey, B.C.
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Indigenous discrimination complaint against First Nations society proceeds
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Digital sleuths and patchy information: A timeline into Trina Hunt's death
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Opinion

Almost two-thirds of Canadians support idea of vaccine passports: poll
Almost two-thirds of Canadians support idea of vaccine passports: poll
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Editorial: Double outrage over ferry trial, travel policy
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Poverty statistics bring a reality check
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This is our highway!
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Thin edge of the wedge
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Local Arts

Driftwood Players leap into ‘Spoon River’
Driftwood Players leap into ‘Spoon River’
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Art Beat: Performing Arts Festival concert on Sunday
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YOUNG ARTISTS AND OUR ANCIENT FORESTS
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Local minstrel still turning out banjos and tunes
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Art Beat: Coast poetics
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Community News

Rotary Club honours 5 community stalwarts
Rotary Club honours 5 community stalwarts
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Planets return to visibility, total lunar eclipse in May
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Broom Busters to tackle invasives
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Kudos to organizers of ‘good egg’ project
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Second cat rescue of the week for Jesse Hawkins
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Living

A challenging year for Sunshine Coast arts
A challenging year for Sunshine Coast arts
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Healing art brightens Sechelt Hospital
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‘Pulling Together’ fills hospital lobby
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Suncoast Concert Band brings energy to performance
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Local ballet dancer to represent Coast at Provincials
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Local Sports

Two Elphinstone volleyball players make post-secondary teams
Two Elphinstone volleyball players make post-secondary teams
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Orcas raise funds for Sechelt Aquatic Centre diving block
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Family fights victorious
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Former Olympian Daniel Nestor meets fans in Sechelt
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How the NHL’s COVID-19 protocol failed the Canucks
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The Mix

Microsoft pledges to let EU users keep data inside bloc
Microsoft pledges to let EU users keep data inside bloc
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Productivity rebounds at solid 5.4% rate in first quarter
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Bank of England expects best year for UK economy since 1941
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In the shadow of COVID-19, a toll on entertainment workers
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Magna reports Q1 profit more than doubles from year ago, sales up 18 per cent
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Canada

Politically sensitive 'Made in Israel' wine-labelling case sent back to food agency
Politically sensitive 'Made in Israel' wine-labelling case sent back to food agency
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The latest news on COVID 19 developments in Canada for Thursday, May 6, 2021
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Quebec to have single, dedicated prosecutor in domestic, sexual violence cases
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Supreme Court won't hear former broadcast commissioner's challenge of dismissal
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COVID herd immunity challenging, ICU linked to suicide rates : In The News for May 6
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World News

Microsoft pledges to let EU users keep data inside bloc
Microsoft pledges to let EU users keep data inside bloc
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Productivity rebounds at solid 5.4% rate in first quarter
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Bank of England expects best year for UK economy since 1941
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Goats return to Reagan Library to eat and create a firebreak
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Anti-Olympic petition gains tens of thousands of signatures
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National Sports

Canadian Olympic Committee plans to access donated vaccines for athletes
Canadian Olympic Committee plans to access donated vaccines for athletes
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Anti-Olympic petition gains tens of thousands of signatures
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Three Canadian teams to play in women's hockey Dream Gap Tour in Calgary
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Tavatanakit and Thitikul lead home LPGA Thailand by 1
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O's Means throws MLB's 3rd no-hitter of season, tops M's 6-0
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