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Segment 1
- BC to allow 'careful' travel within province as it eases more COVID-19 restrictions under Phase 3
- Stabilization care proposed for youth following an overdose
- Chief coroner's statement on proposed amendments to the Mental Health Act
- B.C. lifts ban on some residential evictions and other tenancy laws
- Province announces next steps to support renters, landlords
- Minister’s statement on Province’s response to allegations of racism in health-care system
- Office of the Ombudsperson | Ombudsperson investigation finds two pandemic emergency orders not authorized by Emergency Program Act - Office of the Ombudsperson
- Report calls for end of B.C.’s legislative assembly police force, changes to sergeant-at-arms job
Segment 2
- China charges Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor with espionage
- China suggests it will free Kovrig and Spavor if Canada allows Huawei executive Meng to return home
- Former parliamentarians, diplomats pen letter calling on Canada to release Meng
- Senators urge Trudeau to sanction Chinese officials over human-rights violations
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