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B.C. extends COVID-19 restrictions into January, as province records 2,020 new cases over weekend

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B.C.’s provincial health officer extended the ban on social gatherings for another month on Monday, as the province recorded 35 more deaths related to COVID-19 and recorded 2,020 new cases over the weekend. 

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‘It’s an abuse’: Community outraged at video of treatment of Innu woman in custody

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A video showing an Innu woman crying out in distress as she’s hoisted onto an RCMP airplane by officers has people in the Labrador community of Natuashish angry, calling the tactics severe and saying police should have gotten community members involved to de-escalate the incident.

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Vancouver police officers criminally charged over violent 2018 takedown victim says was racially motivated

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Two Vancouver police officers have been charged with assault and assault with a weapon for the 2018 arrest of a Black man in downtown Vancouver.

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Partygoers purposely flouting COVID-19 rules face $1K fines

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At least 15 people who attended a house party aimed at flouting COVID-19 restrictions in the western Quebec municipality of Grenville-sur-la-Rouge, Que., on the weekend will receive $1,000 fines, Quebec provincial police say.

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Senator who posted anti-Indigenous letters faces prospect of expulsion again

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Lynn Beyak, the senator who posted derogatory letters about Indigenous people on her website, once again faces the prospect of expulsion from the Senate.

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