The Economic Recovery Task Force began meeting weekly on conference calls in April
ACT Accelerator supports organizations, health professionals and businesses in their efforts to develop a vaccine
JUNE 27: Four outdoor pools reopen in Surrey today
As an indirect result of COVID, another elder in the long-term care home has passed away
Air Canada and WestJet conduct pre-boarding temperature checks and require masks on board
There have been 174 deaths due to COVID-19 since January in B.C.
Worker is a contracted driver out of downtown depot and post office
The aquarium found itself in financial trouble due to halting admissions because of COVID-19
JUNE 26: Charges announced in stolen-cheque incident, Trudeau says Canada almost PPE self-sufficient
Concerns of a surge in cases still remain
COVID Compliance and Enforcement Team seized $33,000 in government and other cheques on April 25
Canada has still not received anywhere near the quantities of PPE that have been ordered
The study is the first ever comprehensive national portrait of women’s homelessness
Contingency plan for if player caught COVID-19 hit snag between league, health officials
First public school teacher to test positive with COVID-19
A number of safety conditions have yet to be met Indigenous leaders maintain
Peace Arch Park closure has couple wondering when they’ll hold each other again
New limit will closely match CERB timeline
The social media project is part of the ONE World Campaign’s #PassTheMic initiative
One campsite is planned for the Oliver area in the southern Okanagan and two more are slated for Creston
