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Group urges Canadian government to ban nonessential travel during spring break

Group urges Canadian government to ban nonessential travel during spring break

They say the move is to avoid the spring break 'surge' in COVID-19 cases among 19-year-old to 29-year-old Canadians.
COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. fall to nine-week low

COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. fall to nine-week low

Another dozen people have died from the virus in the past day, raising the death toll in B.C. to 1,184 individuals.
COVID-19 cases discovered at Burnaby McDonald's

COVID-19 cases discovered at Burnaby McDonald's

One of several local restaurants with staff testing positive
B.C.'s unemployment rate was the most impacted in Canada by COVID-19

B.C.'s unemployment rate was the most impacted in Canada by COVID-19

Earlier in the pandemic, 10.44 per cent of all British Columbia’s jobs were lost during a one-month period
COVID-19 cases jumped significantly in Burnaby last week

COVID-19 cases jumped significantly in Burnaby last week

Burnaby was seeing a steep decline recently
Skin care giant closing Burnaby mall store amid COVID-19

Skin care giant closing Burnaby mall store amid COVID-19

Store located in Metropolis at Metrotown
B.C. records lowest daily total of new COVID-19 deaths in more than nine weeks

B.C. records lowest daily total of new COVID-19 deaths in more than nine weeks

Four more fatalities from COVID-19 in B.C. raise the province's death toll from the virus to 1,172.
Premier warns B.C. will come down on COVID rule-breakers 'like a ton of bricks'

Premier warns B.C. will come down on COVID rule-breakers 'like a ton of bricks'

John Horgan admonishes those attempting to jump the queue for vaccines
New round of Lower Mainland grocery stores hit by COVID-19 cases

New round of Lower Mainland grocery stores hit by COVID-19 cases

More stores are grappling with staff cases
Many British Columbians wondering what more they can do to slow transmission of COVID-19

Many British Columbians wondering what more they can do to slow transmission of COVID-19

The 'do more' message could have been improved, says psychology professor