WATCH: The state of emergency extended for BC again, keeping safety and rising cases in mind - The US Canada border closure remains in place, and at the eleventh hour US backs down on aluminum tariff dispute with Canada.
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Premiers meeting to be held virtually
Premier Francois Legault told a news conference today in Quebec City he hopes the event that was planned for Sept. 24-25 can be held at a later date.
Premiers meeting to be held virtually
Trudeau says Canada acted quickly on COVID-19
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This comes as U.S. President Donald Trump is accused of downplaying the danger of the novel coronavirus while privately saying it was much worse than the regular flu.
Trudeau says Canada acted quickly on COVID-19
Feds, airlines set contact-tracing rules
Passengers will be asked to provide their contact information, such as an email or phone number, at check-in so local public health officials can get in touch if needed
Feds, airlines set contact-tracing rules
WATCH: Banquet Hall owners unhappy with Dr.Bonnie Henry on shutting down banquet halls, say being discriminated against
WATCH: Banquet Hall owners lash out at BC NDP MLAs for not being on their side. "Discrimination against South Asian Community," Says Sukh Mann, President of the BC Banquet Hall Association. Record breaking heat wave in BC
WATCH: Banquet Hall owners unhappy with Dr.Bonnie Henry on shutting down banquet halls, say being discriminated against
B.C. auditor outlines cost of pandemic response
The government has announced a $5-billion COVID-19 response and a $1-billion contribution to a federal cost-sharing program.
B.C. auditor outlines cost of pandemic response
N.B. leaders begin final push before election
Progressive Conservative Leader Blaine Higgs used potato fields in Florenceville in the northwest of the province as the backdrop as he called on voters to return his party to government.