Groups across B.C. are working together to create what they hope will help people affected by the pandemic
Health Minister Adrian Dix said the mandatory isolation must be abided by
Police are warning the public not to use the ongoing pandemic as a punchline
Correctional Service of Canada did not release any details on the identities of the inmates
Bill C-30, adopted 15 years ago, mandates the salary and allowance increases each calendar year
Black Press Media talks to Consumer Protection BC on how to navigate during COVID-19
Just make sure to wash your hands as you would after touching any surface or object
‘In moments of crisis, fear is very real and palpable,’ says SFU’s Peter Chow-White
British Columbia was one of the first to see rise in COVID-19 cases, and has also switched up testing
Ban begins Monday, March 30, at noon
COVID-19 has forced the Vancouver Aquarium to close access to guests – leaving room for its residents
New Brunswick police urging people to call the non-compliance hotline instead
This is up from the previously announced 10 per cent wage subsidy
Union of BC Indian Chiefs calling on the province to prevent spread of the novel coronavirus
Taxis, hotels, weather forecasters and accountants some of the dozens deemed an essential service
New measures come after many businesses layoff staff due to impact of coronavirus
B.C. now has had 462 active cases
Lack of listening to advice of health officials come as Canada sees 1,300 novel coronavirus cases
27 people are currently in hospital with 12 people in intensive care
Comes as 74 new positive COVID-19 cases announced.
