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Traveller COVID isolation centres were in plans last fall, may last two years

Traveller COVID isolation centres were in plans last fall, may last two years

Trudeau announced $2,000 hotel stays, site expansion possible nationally
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Traveller COVID isolation centres were in plans last fall, may last two years

Traveller COVID isolation centres were in plans last fall, may last two years

Trudeau announced $2,000 hotel stays, site expansion possible nationally
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Update: Canada Line workers hold off on strike, negotiations continue Tuesday

Update: Canada Line workers hold off on strike, negotiations continue Tuesday

The workers' union returned to the negotiating table on Monday morning.
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200 to be hired to deal with dangerous invasive species

200 to be hired to deal with dangerous invasive species

Some of these plants are downright dangerous
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One dead, two injured in 'mudslide' accident at Interior mine

One dead, two injured in 'mudslide' accident at Interior mine

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Talks between Canada Line staff, employer continue Monday after strike notice expires

Talks between Canada Line staff, employer continue Monday after strike notice expires

VANCOUVER — A union representing Canada Line transit workers in Metro Vancouver says talks continued Monday evening after a 72-hour strike notice served Friday expired. A statement from the B.C.
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British Columbia has 18 cases of U.K., South African COVID-19 variants

British Columbia has 18 cases of U.K., South African COVID-19 variants

VICTORIA — British Columbia's top doctor says she's concerned about the growing number of cases of COVID-19 variants in the province, with one prompting large-scale testing at a high school.
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UBC law students scolded for planning to snitch on peers who allegedly broke COVID-19 rules

UBC law students scolded for planning to snitch on peers who allegedly broke COVID-19 rules

"Collecting and sharing your peers’ personal information without their express permission crosses both ethical and professional boundaries."
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Pace of B.C. vaccinations facing a 'bit of a pause' as supply issues persist

Pace of B.C. vaccinations facing a 'bit of a pause' as supply issues persist

B.C. provincial health officer optimistic supply issues will subside by month's end
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B.C. records 1,158 new COVID-19 cases over weekend, 18 of them being virus variants

B.C. records 1,158 new COVID-19 cases over weekend, 18 of them being virus variants

The number of British Columbians actively battling COVID-19 infections has fallen to a 12-week low.
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