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There is plenty of toilet paper in town, but it mostly isn’t on store shelves. It’s stacked up in huge volume in homes. So, if you missed out on the great toilet-paper shopping spree, you might be running low, with no re-supply in sight.

Vancouver residents have been making noise every night during COVID-19 outbreak

The province's farming industry is facing multiple challenges during the COVID-19 crisis, including importing its seasonal foreign workforce

Younger people in Canada are getting COVID-19 and are being hospitalized. That’s the warning from the country’s chief public health officer, Dr.

The B.C. government announced more funding on Sunday to help food banks across the province. A $3-million emergency grant from the Community Gaming Grants program is being distributed to Food Banks British Columbia.

I shut down the Bite. Me. blog for a few weeks because, well, so many restaurants have been shutting down and people are staying home instead of eating out.

Burnaby’s Primary Care Networks has launched a dedicated website just for Burnaby residents trying to find out if they, or someone they know, have COVID-19.

The streets of Burnaby are pretty empty these days. Some business districts are bereft of any walking traffic because so many of the shops are closed down due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the call to flatten the curve by keeping people at home.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau reached out to kids and seniors Sunday morning, pledging $16.5 million for front line help to deal with effect of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Fake government aid and predatory loan practices are among the scams to beware of during the global pandemic, according the Better Business Bureau