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The blatant act of anti-semitism is hurtful to his Jewish heritage and community, said Nathan Cullen
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B.C.’s Langley Rams win Canadian Bowl
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On June 15, the B.C. government relaxed COVID-19 restrictions.
Now allowed:
Personal outdoor gatherings up to 50 people and personal indoor gathers of five other people or one household.
Church services up to 50 people or 10 per cent capacity of the building for larger congregations.
Outdoor organized gatherings of 50 people and indoor organized gathers of 10 people with COVID safety plan in effect.
Indoor and outdoor dining for up to six people not restricted household or bubble.
Gradual return to workplace.
Indoor low intensity group exercise allowed with limited capacity, outdoor games and practices for both adults and youth group/team sports.
Province-wide travel.
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