Ministry of Health removes some symptoms for children, but there are still symptoms to test for
Cpl. Mike Kalanj said it was ‘quite frankly appalling’ to see parties breaking COVID-19 rules
The hearing will rely on written submissions from the Indigenous governments as well as the Ministry of Health
Nearly 90 per cent felt wearing a mask was a civic duty because it protects others from COVID-19
While toilet paper consumption has returned to normal levels, paper towel sales continue to outpace pre-COVID levels
Daniel Bernhard made the comments shortly after Friends of Canadian Broadcasting released a research paper
Elections B.C. to give details on voting Tuesday, Sept. 22
A total of 8,208 people in B.C. have tested positive for COVID-19 since January
B.C. VOTES 2020: highlights from day one
Testing lineup includes seniors, children and their parents as demand seems to surge
B.C. currently has 1,803 active cases after weeks of COVID-19 spikes in the province
The COVID-19 pandemic has made housing affordability an even bigger issue
Administrators in B.C. and around the country are also looking to expand voting by mail during the pandemic
Program open to struggling families in Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley communities
WHO acknowledged the possibility that COVID-19 might be spread in the air under certain conditions
B.C. confirms 40 ‘historic cases,’ as well
The suspension starts Sept. 28 and civil jury trials will resume Oct. 4, 2021
