Transport Canada order set to take effect Sept. 30
WE plans to lay off its Canadian staff in the coming months and sell all its property in Canada,
Extra influenza vaccine coming to minimize seasonal surge
Central 1 Credit Union analyzes impact of COVID-19
An AstraZeneca spokesperson confirmed the pause in vaccinations covers studies in the U.S. and other countries
Tla’Amin Nation says multiple citizens are experiencing symptoms of the virus
The bank says its key rate will stay at near-zero until economic slack is absorbed
That shows little change from the levels of trust recorded in a similar survey from the beginning of May
Researchers say antibodies indicate past infection
Dr. Bonnie Henry said risk of going to nightclubs is too great
Nearly 1,400 active cases in B.C., more than 3,000 under public health monitoring
The rent-relief program provides forgivable loans that cover half of rent for eligible small businesses
Experts say returning to class is important for children’s social and academic development
Schools step up ventilation, expand to outdoor spaces
B.C. has seen high daily case numbers in recent weeks
Advocates say they’d like to see school districts reaching out to families directly to build educational plans
Labour Day itself normally includes marches through major cities, picnics and gatherings,
Transport Canada has allowed shore leave, worked on a welfare committee for seafarers
Recent study shows the pandemic may be pushing more people to get flu vaccine
Spokeswoman Dawn Roberts says a vehicle with Alaska licence plates sparked suspicion
