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Burnaby closing public facilities as coronavirus pandemic spreads

Burnaby closing public facilities as coronavirus pandemic spreads

The announcement comes amid stark statements from federal and provincial health officials
UPDATED: Burnaby’s Grand Villa Casino directed to close today

UPDATED: Burnaby’s Grand Villa Casino directed to close today

Casinos around the province, including Grand Villa Casino in Burnaby, have been directed to close by the province. The BC Lottery Corporation was working to close all casinos in B.C.
COVID-19: Three new coronavirus deaths in B.C.

COVID-19: Three new coronavirus deaths in B.C.

Province restricts public gatherings to less than 50 people as case total tops 100
WestJet passenger travelling between Vancouver and Kelowna tests positive for COVID-19

WestJet passenger travelling between Vancouver and Kelowna tests positive for COVID-19

A WestJet passenger tested positive for COVID-19 after flying from Vancouver International Airport (YVR) to Kelowna International Airport (YLW) last week.
COVID-19: Canada bans foreigners, symptomatic people from entering country

COVID-19: Canada bans foreigners, symptomatic people from entering country

The Canadian government has banned all foreigners from entering the country. Exceptions are being made for permanent residents, U.S. citizens, diplomats, crew and immediate family members of citizens.
Burnaby RCMP shuts down community police offices amid COVID-19

Burnaby RCMP shuts down community police offices amid COVID-19

Burnaby RCMP has closed all of its community police offices until further notice in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Residents who need front counter service will have to go to the main office at 6355 Deer Lake Ave. between 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Starbucks locations across Canada shifting to a ‘to go’ only model

Starbucks locations across Canada shifting to a ‘to go’ only model

You can expect to see some locations reduce hours or close up temporarily, too
COVID-19 forces Douglas College to move classes online

COVID-19 forces Douglas College to move classes online

Douglas College's campuses in Coquitlam and New Westminster will transition away from in-person classes no later than March 20
B.C. tech moves to front lines in COVID-19 fight

B.C. tech moves to front lines in COVID-19 fight

Local firms poised for growth as coronavirus concerns go global
Uber Eats waives fees in Burnaby to aid COVID-19-hurt eateries

Uber Eats waives fees in Burnaby to aid COVID-19-hurt eateries

This morning, Uber Eats announced changes to its service in response to COVID-19 that apply Burnaby restaurants. The changes include waiving fees for certain restaurants.