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CMHA, UBC research found majority of people have ongoing COVID concerns

CMHA, UBC research found majority of people have ongoing COVID concerns

“We’re seeing the signs of chronic stress on the population,” said Margaret Eaton, National CEO of CMHA.
Opinion: 'Drop everything': Remembering the COVID-19 call that changed everything

Opinion: 'Drop everything': Remembering the COVID-19 call that changed everything

Cautious optimism that we're coming out of the pandemic.
B.C. ICUs have fewest COVID-19 patients in seven months

B.C. ICUs have fewest COVID-19 patients in seven months

Three more deaths raise B.C.'s pandemic death toll to 2,935
SFU Burnaby says wearing a mask a 'matter of personal choice'

SFU Burnaby says wearing a mask a 'matter of personal choice'

UBC announces masks will be required in public indoor spaces on both campuses until April 30, 2022
Opinion: Dr. Bonnie Henry just handed the ‘freedom convoy’ cult a big, fat win

Opinion: Dr. Bonnie Henry just handed the ‘freedom convoy’ cult a big, fat win

The PHO claims B.C. is in a 'good place' but good enough for such radical changes?
B.C. to provide free rapid antigen tests to those older than 50

B.C. to provide free rapid antigen tests to those older than 50

People are eligible for one kit containing five tests every 28 days.
Dr. Henry making changes to previously announced vaccine requirement for private health-care workers

Dr. Henry making changes to previously announced vaccine requirement for private health-care workers

B.C.'s top doc says specifics are being worked out with each regulatory college.
Will COVID-19 restrictions come back in the fall? Here's what B.C.'s top doc had to say.

Will COVID-19 restrictions come back in the fall? Here's what B.C.'s top doc had to say.

"We have to be ready to bring some tools back," said Dr. Bonnie Henry.
TransLink, BC Transit say masks won't be mandatory after provincial repeal

TransLink, BC Transit say masks won't be mandatory after provincial repeal

Masks will no longer be required in all indoor public spaces as of March 11
Burnaby Board of Trade supports provincial mask and vaccine card repeals, asks for patience with businesses

Burnaby Board of Trade supports provincial mask and vaccine card repeals, asks for patience with businesses

“We are pleased that the state of the pandemic allows us to stop requiring masks and the use of the BC Vaccine Card."