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The COVID-19 pandemic is the single-greatest threat to the health and well-being of you and those you love. And it is at times of crisis that each of us must summon the courage to say and do what is needed.

There’s a movement afoot of Burnaby home owners who want some tax relief during the COVID-19 crisis. The City of Vancouver has allowed owners to defer property taxes by 60 days as many people are losing revenue due to their work hours being cut back.

It is time for big decisions from governments of all sizes and stripes in Canada. One week of workplace hemorrhaging from COVID-19 has punched a sinkhole into the economy, with a half-million Canadians into employment insurance.

Video of angry Italian mayors venting frustration goes viral

Singh also calling for $2,000 cheque to all Canadians

Alex Murguia is warning people not get duped by the latest claim of a cure for COVID-19, for which there is no known vaccine. Murguia said he was shocked to see a flyer in his mail from a U.S.

Normally when I pass a park on a warm spring day and spot a group of giggling kids playing together on the playground, it warms my heart. But right now, it just pisses me off.

Metro Vancouver's transportation authority will reduce the frequency of sum bus routes due to lower ridership as a result of the pandemic

Tax deferments for businesses were announced by the province on Monday, March 23, along with other financial relief for all British Columbians. The change allows business to defer payments until Sept.

No foul play suspected in Ryoji Fujita's death, according to Burnaby RCMP