Interior News photos of Christmas events Nov. 28 – Dec. 4

By Marisca Bakker and Trevor Hewitt and Thom Barker

It was a busy week as the holiday season swung into full gear

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Ferries working on schedule shifts to keep workers safe

Pay parking suspended at B.C. hospitals due to COVID-19

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