Vaccine development and testing could take years, according to the World Health Organization
The Vancouver Police Department says that the number of anti-Asian, hate-related crimes spiked in April
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also says that eligibility requirements are also expected to be broadened
Dentists have been limited to tele-dentistry and emergency care since March 23
Of those battling the virus, 58 are in hospital – 12 of those in intensive care
COVID-19 restrictions may be easing, but British Columbians should stay close to home this Victoria Day
The gradual re-openings are to be accompanied by measures designed to ensure the safety of visitors and workers.
Search and rescue groups, made up of volunteers, risk contracting COVID-19 when they rescue strangers
COVID-19 restrictions have left many public places closed, leaving people without access to internet
It’s too soon to say exactly how certain sectors will be given the green light to re-open, and when
Net proceeds raised from cowbell purchases will go to provincial organizations
Economists on average had expected the loss of four million jobs and an unemployment rate of 18 per cent
Two more people, in Fraser Health and Vancouver Coastal Health, have died
Christopher Lance Neale, 65, has had 56 separate convictions related to predatory acts on children
That equates to roughly seven British Columbians dying every two days
Provinces and territories will determine which workers will receive a wage top-up
Four more people have died from the contagious respiratory illness
It will be several weeks until the puppies will be ready to be adopted from the BC SPCA
Better Together BC launched contest to raise funds with B.C. dairy farmers for Food Banks BC
Horgan government expected to introduce plan to reopen B.C. in the next few days
