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Trudeau urges provinces to seek federal help with testing, contact tracing
Strong testing and contact-tracing measures are needed across Canada to prevent a resurgence of the COVID-19 pandemic, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday as he promised federal help for any provinces struggling to implement such measures.
Trudeau urges provinces to seek federal help with testing, contact tracing
Low profits, few customers in post-pandemic recovery says B.C. business survey
A survey of British Columbia businesses finds barely one quarter believe they can open and operate profitably as the province gradually eases COVID-19 restrictions.
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Dr. Bonnie Henry : Influenza & Covid19 Not same | Be Prepared for the second wave this fall
As we slowly re-open we need to make sure that we practice physical distancing, hand-sanitization and most importantly stay calm and stay safe.
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COVID-19 pandemic adds risk to wildfire season: B.C. forests minister
The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the danger of British Columbia's wildfire season and the province's forests minister says public help is crucial to reducing fires.
COVID-19 pandemic adds risk to wildfire season: B.C. forests minister
B.C.'s minimum wage increase of 75 cents will go ahead as planned: minister
There are no plans to defer a June 1 increase in British Columbia's minimum wage because of COVID-19, says the province's labour minister.
B.C.'s minimum wage increase of 75 cents will go ahead as planned: minister
TransLink's COVID-19 recovery adds routes, cleaning, urges passengers wear masks
The corporation overseeing Metro Vancouver's transportation network says it is restoring routes, enhancing cleaning and recommending passengers wear masks as B.C.'s COVID-19 restart begins.