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WATCH: Hot Weather & Street Parties, Covid19 Cases Rise Among the Young, CFL season cancelled

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 17 Aug, 2020 07:34 PM
  • WATCH: Hot Weather & Street Parties,  Covid19 Cases Rise Among the Young, CFL season cancelled

Hot weather in BC breaks temperatures, Public doesn't care for COVID-19 pandemic protocol of physical distancing amidst the hot weather. 

The Vancouver Canucks take on the St Louis Blues in Game 4 of the Playoffs and  Huge disappointment for Football fans as the CFL cancels the 2020 season.

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