
WorkSafeBC has allowed COVID-19-related claims from 123 workers in the education sector as of February 19, a higher number than in any other sector except healthcare. Continue reading
Srushti is a graduate of the Broadcast and Online Journalism program at BCIT and also holds a Bachelor of Arts from UBC.
WorkSafeBC has allowed COVID-19-related claims from 123 workers in the education sector as of February 19, a higher number than in any other sector except healthcare. Continue reading →
Dr. Reka Gustafson, says a resurgence in cases is certainly possible, but that the report doesn’t warrant a change in B.C.’s public health restrictions. Continue reading →
One person is dead after a fire in a ground-level apartment Friday night, while a separate blaze saw a firefighter fall through the floor of a boarded up house. Continue reading →
RCMP say a man was found dead at the scene and police are treating the death as suspicious. Continue reading →
A report from Destination Canada says B.C. has moved into a phase of intra-provincial travel based on the number of travel and accommodation searches and bookings. Continue reading →
The review followed media reports of a $7-million purchase of PPE that ended up being unusable. Continue reading →
Investigators have identified the man killed near a residential complex in Langley on Jan. 26 as Arshdeep Singh. Continue reading →
There have been seven COVID-19 cases confirmed so far at Cascade Christian School. Continue reading →
The Testing and Screening Expert Advisory Panel presented a report to the federal government last week recommending that rapid tests be deployed to high-risk settings. Continue reading →
A batch of Moderna COVID-19 vaccines sitting in storage at a clinic in Tl’etinqox have been spoiled after a power outage, the health clinic said on Facebook. Continue reading →
As of the latest update on Jan. 20, the number of active cases was at 30 and 29 cases had recovered. Continue reading →
B.C. nurses were empowered to prescribe pharmaceutical alternatives to street drugs yet in September, but four months later the public health order still hasn’t been implemented. Continue reading →
West Shore RCMP say search and rescue crews found the remains of Andre Courtemanche in Langford’s Goldstream Provincial Park. Continue reading →
Teri Mooring said communication has been a consistent problem during the pandemic when it comes to schools, but it’s not just teachers who feel that way. Continue reading →
A Vancouver Island First Nation has implemented a shelter-in-place order for its members after declaring a cluster of COVID-19. Continue reading →