A survey found 75 per cent of businesses worry about attracting customers
First Nations Health Council of B.C. says access to PPE has also been a concern for First Nations
Canadian teams are offering refunds, but also are pushing a number of incentives to let them keep the money
B.C. formally apologized in the legislature chamber in 2008 for its role in the Komagata Maru tragedy
The Liberals rolled out a $252-million aid program for the industry
B.C.’s top doctor says that what health officials have learned this round will guide response in future
Several provinces have struggled to keep up with the volume of tests needed to do that
B.C. had 303 active cases as of Saturday, May 23
Air Canada said it has refunded nearly $1 billion to customers since Jan. 1
The NDP and Greens have both applied but have not yet been approved, while Bloc Quebecois has not applied
Cancer, blindness, a fractured hip, dementia, and COVID-19 not enough to bring Betty Jukes down
About 43 per cent of businesses say they think they will need government incentives to continue operating
Many Canadian students concerned about how practicums could be affected when classes resume
The physical signals of the pandemic are inescapable too
New ban on vehicles at events comes as B.C. records 18 more cases of COVID-19 and three deaths
PADS trains all kinds of assistance dogs people living with disabilities and groups
The signs state: “WAKE UP BC!! COVID-19 IS A LIE. “WE LOVE YOU”
