Premier Doug Ford is urging people to continue to follow public health guidelines to slow the spread of the virus
This comes as a looming second wave of COVID-19 means many Canadians are not returning to the office or school just yet
Teachers’ association says SD61’s air quality response conflicts with COVID-19 safety protocols
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Wildfire smoke from the U.S. has led to very poor air quality for much of B.C.
Interior Health has contacted people if they might’ve been exposed to the virus
Trudeau says the rising case numbers in recent weeks are a reminder that Canada is not out of the woods yet
Association launched to give Canada’s long-term care, senior home residents a voice
About one in seven Canadian students satisfied with transition toward online learning
Tam said the information about the virus was changing rapidly, but the work in Canada was constant
Covered areas would permit safe socializing during ‘endless rain’ season, resident says
Down slightly from single-day record of 139 Thursday
Student loan repayment, hotel tax among bills due in September
‘Shocking’ display of environmental disrespect at Wally Creek, between Port Alberni and Tofino
Food service sales crashed in April, dropping to $2.4 billion for the entire industry
Theoretically, all 338 MPs could return to the chamber
Passengers on the flight should self-monitor for symptoms, says BCCDC
COVID situation lengthened an already long renovation process
Hospital care comes to patients, similar to Australia’s effort
Active cases of the novel coronavirus top 1,400
