The pre-approved $5-million plan would have added 112 seats to the packed school
There are alternatives to coming in physically to offices, docs say
From raw materials to licences to bottles, getting production ramped up has been a challenge
‘Crisis supplement’ for COVID-19 for April, May and June
Teamsters Canada wants feds, provinces to put pressure on facilities to re-open for transport workers
Migrant farm worker group calls on government for adequate health and safety requirements
Only people with serious pain, infection, or trauma will be admitted
Kootenay-Columbia MP says small businesses and employees need financial help now
Two men were throwing punches on Tillicum Road in Saanich on Vancouver Island
Prime minister is meeting with Canadian premiers
But full effects of pandemic won’t be known for months
Global Affairs Canada said in a statement that there are 97 Canadian passengers on the Zaandam
B.C. is looking to allow internationally trained doctors to work under the supervision of attending physicians
Just south of the Canadian border, workers have begun arriving to work on the 1,200-mile Keystone pipeline
Vancouver has seen a spike in commercial property crimes, with offices and stores empty because of COVID-19
Liberals have unveiled around $200B in direct financial aid and tax deferrals
Comprehensive update with COVID-19 news from around the world
Frank and Rena Phillips marked occasion at Nanaimo Seniors Village this week while social distancing
Groups across B.C. are working together to create what they hope will help people affected by the pandemic
Games, culture and vocabulary included in new virtual resources
