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WATCH: Back to school causes anxiety for parents, Dr.Bonnie Henry's ad faces criticism by teachers, Canucks play Golden Knights

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 01 Sep, 2020 07:10 PM
  • WATCH: Back to school causes anxiety for parents, Dr.Bonnie Henry's ad faces criticism by teachers, Canucks play Golden Knights

WATCH: Back to school woes and anxieties heightened for parents. Continuing spike in COVID-19 numbers for BC.

Dr Bonnie Henry facing criticism from teachers for out of touch AD, and NHL playoffs continue with Canucks back on the ice tonight.

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