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The Lower Mainland gang scene has changed in recent years with younger players joining fledging gangs that are contributing to an ongoing, violent conflict, the new head of B.C.’s anti-gang agency says.
RCMP Asst. Commissioner Manny Mann, recently appointed chief officer of the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit, said there are now more gangs in B.C. and more rivalries than there were 11 years ago at “the height of the well-documented gang war.”
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Canada to receive no Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines next week due to supply issues
Canada will not receive any vaccine doses from Pfizer-BioNTech next week, and the federal government says it still can’t tell provinces exactly how many doses to expect over the next month.
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The U.S. drug maker is cutting back production at its facility in Belgium to upgrade capacity and increase the total doses produced there. But the pause means Canada’s expected deliveries are going to be smaller for the next four weeks, including none at all the week of Jan. 25.