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Police violence in northern B.C. adds local focus to Black Lives Matter rallies in Prince George

Hundreds of people came out to two Black Lives Matter rallies in Prince George, B.C., with the deaths of two Indigenous men in RCMP custody underscoring conversations around police violence against racialized communities.

Search underway after possible plane crash near Maple Ridge, B.C.

A search is underway in Maple Ridge following a report of a possible plane crash in the Fraser River Saturday afternoon.

Vancouver police arrested 2 people after alleged assault at Friday's anti-racism rally

The Vancouver Police Department says two people were arrested after an alleged assault at Friday's otherwise peaceful protest against racism and police brutality.

What you need to know about COVID-19 in B.C. for June 6, 2020

The number of active cases of COVID-19 in B.C. has now dipped below 200 as the province continues to report low numbers of new cases every day.

Auto Service World

Nissan commercial van brakes

NRS Brakes has just released its updated galvanized brake pad kit for the 2020 line of Nissan NV commercial cargo vans. With applications for the NV1500, NV200, NV2500 and NV3500 the complete line of cargo hauling vehicles and passenger vans…The post Nissan commercial van brakes appeared first on Auto Service World.

CAF seeks apprenticeship input on coronavirus impact

Apprenticeship are being invited to join a panel run by the Canadian Apprenticeship Forum in advance of a survey that will focus on Covid-19. The upcoming survey is designed to help the Forum understand the unique challenges apprentices are facing as…The post CAF seeks apprenticeship input on coronavirus impact appeared first on Auto Service World.

CRC releases bulletin onproper workplace cleaning

A new bulletin from CRC Industries explains the two-step process of cleaning and disinfecting a workplace in the era of Covid-19. The global manufacturer of specialty products and formulations for maintenance and repair professionals and do-it-yourselfers, developed the document, entitled ‘The…The post CRC releases bulletin onproper workplace cleaning appeared first on Auto Service World.

Getting Paid: How to collect without creating hard feelings

Nine tips for collecting receivables without creating hard feelings.The post Getting Paid: How to collect without creating hard feelings appeared first on Auto Service World.

Sports

Scott Dixon victorious in IndyCar's delayed season opener

IndyCar packed every bit of its delayed season-opening event into one long, hot day in Texas without any fans in the stands. Scott Dixon was the fastest for most of the day at a place he knows well.

Novak Djokovic calls U.S. Open restrictions 'extreme, impossible'

World No. 1 Novak Djokovic said the restrictions that players would have to endure in order to compete in the U.S. Open would be "extreme" and "impossible."

Donald Trump says Drew Brees shouldn't have backed off flag comments

President Donald Trump on Friday criticized Drew Brees' decision to publiclyapologize and walk back his comments about "disrespecting the flag."

'Polite' racism infects Canada says Olympian who was on front lines of Oka protests 30 years ago

Protesters standing face-to-face with armed officers from the national guard – Canadian Olympian Waneek Horn-Miller has been there, and is reminding Canadians how real racism is in this country.

CBC Headlines

First Nations chiefs in N.B. seek review of justice system after shooting death of Chantel Moore

The chiefs of a coalition of Maliseet First Nations are calling for an independent probe of the New Brunswick justice system after a fatal police shooting of a 26-year-old Indigenous woman from British Columbia.

Investigation launched after northern Alberta chief accuses RCMP of assault

Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation Chief Allan Adam says Wood Buffalo RCMP officers beat and arrested him in a Fort McMurray parking lot earlier this year. Alberta's Serious Incident Response Team has launched an investigation into the allegations of assault and wrongful arrest made by Adam.

Protesters pack Washington, D.C., as some Democrats pledge police reform in U.S.

Thousands of protesters marched in Washington, D.C., on Saturday as largely peaceful rallies across the U.S. to protest the killing of an unarmed black man in Minneapolis police custody entered a 12th day and officials moved to rein in law enforcement tactics.