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While initial Statistics Canada estimates suggested that Canada to U.S. border crossings would decrease by 25%, the actual number is closer to a median decline of 42%. Researchers used cellphone activity in major U.S. metropolitan areas to track the numbers.

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Four Canadians returning to B.C. after cruise outbreak. ⚠️ Health officials say they have no symptoms and will be screened, isolated, and monitored daily. The illness does not spread like common respiratory viruses and is not considered a pandemic risk.

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Provincial records show the NDP government has spent almost $100 million on the second phase of the Burnaby Hospital expansion and several long-term care projects that are now on indefinite, such as Burnaby Hospital's redevelopment work.

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Get ready for even more closures, Vancouver. 🚗 bit.ly/4tVsfBL

Grey whale appears okay after Sea-Doo collision. DFO says the whale hit near Stanley Park showed no visible injuries and was acting normally after the incident. The rider was taken to hospital in serious but stable condition, and the investigation is ongoing.

On Friday, 55,000 B.C. nurses will vote on whether or not to go on strike. Talks between their union and the province have broken down, which has led to the vote. The union is seeking improved benefits and wage increases, among 140 other bargaining proposals. So far, only four have been accepted.

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The Canadians are self-isolating as of now. 🚢 bit.ly/4dxA1fd

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The Whitecaps are opening part of the BC Place upper bowl for their Aug. 1 match against LAFC due to high demand. It comes as fan support grows amid relocation rumours and one of the club’s strongest seasons in years.

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Metro Van police posted about a man with a homemade go kart who attempted to flee from police, although he was inevitably caught when his wheels got stuck in gravel. Driving slowly, the man was arrested before "any red shells or banana peels had to be deployed," said the post.

Sea-Doo rider speaks after whale collision. Says incident near Vancouver happened in seconds and was unintentional, calling it emotional.

Vancouver councillors have just approved a six-month pilot program to bring food delivery robots to the city. The program is run by Serve Robots and is expected to start in Fall 2026. It will see the robots rolling around in the downtown and Kitsilano neighbourhoods.

The numbers show people are buying Canadian. 🍁 A recent report from an industry body told the Trump administration that Canada's ban on U.S. alcohol has lead to a 63% decline in exports to Canada. Notably, "trade friction" is also resulting in job losses in the industry.

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Whistler's search-and-rescue dogs Eva and Jasper are retiring after having worked 10 years on patrol. Whistler Blackcomb announced the retirement on their Instagram, saying that "they’ve spent the last decade keeping our mountains safe and our community smiling. Legends."

A teacher has been reprimanded by the BC Commissioner for Teacher Regulation after drinking alcohol with two Grade 12 students. The teacher received a one-day suspension and must complete additional training.

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The 2026 census has started. 🍁 Statistics Canada is sending out census letters across the country to households, giving them until May 12 to complete the forms. Every household is required to participate in the census, and failure to complete it can result in a fine of up to $500.

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A province-wide emergency alert test is happening in British Columbia on May 6 at 1:55pm. You’ll hear the alert on your phone, TV, and radio, but it’s just a test and no action is needed. Officials run these tests twice a year to make sure the system works in real emergencies.

Metro Vancouver's only dive-in movie theatre is opening again! 📽️ bit.ly/4nlt0S7

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According to a report by MeasuresHE, Canada ranks in fifth place out of 100 countries for research and higher education. And while Canada has an impressive score of 87.8, the U.S. gained a higher rating of 88.2 with better sustainability, openness, and global standing scores.

IRCC announced on Monday that it is accelerating the transition of up to 33,000 workers in Canada to permanent residence in 2026 and 2027. The news release writes, "These eligible workers are already supporting their smaller and rural communities’ labour and economic needs."

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The B.C. Wildfire Service is expected to set its annual campfire ban on Thursday at noon as the Spring weather warms. The ban follows an unseasonably hot weekend with a number of temperature records being broken across the province, as well as Metro Vancouver's lawn watering ban.

Kits Pool could cost up to $300M to replace. Vancouver weighing repair, renovation, or full rebuild options for the aging landmark.

Although Elections Alberta has yet to confirm the numbers, the head of the Stay Free Alberta campaign says that they have collected over 300,000 signatures on a petition referendum that plans to ask Albertans if they should leave Canada.

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On May 4, a person was arrested for allegedly accessing an aircraft without authorization at Vancouver International Airport. Richmond RCMP were called around 4:00am to respond to the report. The situation is described as "resolved" with one person in police custody.

B.C. is banning the breeding and future ownership of exotic cats to "protect... public safety, animal welfare, [and] ecosystems." Exotic cats "often can not be safely or humanely cared for in private homes," and present a danger to local wildlife and sensitive habitats, says B.C.

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Five hikers airlifted near Garibaldi Lake. North Shore Rescue says group was unprepared for snow and lacked proper gear, urging others to plan ahead.

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After major public outcry, the Vancouver Park Board has decided to continue providing lifeguarding services at nine popular beaches, including Spanish Banks West, Spanish Banks East, Locarno, Jericho, Kitsilano, Sunset, English Bay, Second and Third Beach. The only exception is Trout Lake.

This weekend, a number of places in B.C. broke some major temperature records. Notably, West Vancouver recorded a peak of 26.8C on Sunday, shattering its previous heat record of 25.0C from 1992. The warm weather is expected to last throughout the week. ☀️

Viral trend draws large crowd in Vancouver. Police respond after nearly 300 gather outside Scientology building, warning of potential criminal charges.

Vancouver gas prices still climbing. Average now around $2.16/L, with some stations hitting $2.24 as global supply issues continue to impact costs.

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