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If you have spare masks, gloves — share them with healthcare workers

If you have spare masks, gloves — share them with healthcare workers

Operation Protect seeks to collect supplies of personal protective equipment to give to frontline workers in the fight against the novel coronavirus
Burnaby school district social-distancing tool a hit

Burnaby school district social-distancing tool a hit

The Burnaby school district’s communications team is getting kudos for developing a handy infographic for families confused about the dos and don’ts of social distancing to stop the spread of coronavirus.
B.C. reveals $5 billion aid during COVID-19 pandemic

B.C. reveals $5 billion aid during COVID-19 pandemic

Premier John Horgan revealed a $5 billion action plan to help British Columbians survive the financial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Horgan said $2.8 billion will be spent on people and services, with the remaining $2.
Construction work can continue under COVID-19 restrictions

Construction work can continue under COVID-19 restrictions

B.C. Building Trades concerned about worker safety at large projects like Site C
Burnaby looking to run council meetings online

Burnaby looking to run council meetings online

Move requires amending the city's procedures bylaw, which, if approved Monday night, will go before council for final approval on Thursday, April 2
Opinion: No - Burnaby ‘covidiots’ - this is not social distancing

Opinion: No - Burnaby ‘covidiots’ - this is not social distancing

The term “covidiot” hit the modern lexicon over the weekend in Canada and the U.S. It’s an apt hashtag and not-at-all harsh in relation to the behaviour we’re seeing from people during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ottawa promises $192 million for vaccine production, Vancouver company among recipients

Ottawa promises $192 million for vaccine production, Vancouver company among recipients

What happened: PM announces $5 billion in additional support to farmers, nearly $200 million for vaccine production and a new advertising campaign to educate Canadians on staying at home Why it matters: Public officials have been growing increasingly
This B.C. gas station has dropped to 75.9 cents per litre

This B.C. gas station has dropped to 75.9 cents per litre

Gas prices continue to fall across Vancouver and B.C.
B.C. records three new COVID-19 deaths, 48 new cases

B.C. records three new COVID-19 deaths, 48 new cases

B.C. has recorded three new deaths over the weekend from COVID-19 and 48 new cases, bringing the total to 472 confirmed cases.
Three more COVID-19 deaths in B.C., confirmed cases in province now total 472

Three more COVID-19 deaths in B.C., confirmed cases in province now total 472

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry has announced 48 new case of COVID-19 in B.C. since the last update on Saturday, bringing the total number of cases to 472.