Health and social service workers delivering in-person, front-line care in B.C. will receive temporary COVID-19 pandemic pay.

Applications are now open for the $1,000 B.C. Emergency Benefit for Workers.

The B.C. economy lost 132,000 jobs in March, the largest single month drop since Statistics Canada started keeping track.

B.C. Health Minister Adrian Dix says British Columbians should expect to remain under strict provincial orders until at least the end of April.

The plan includes $2.8 billion in support for individuals and services, and $2.2 billion for businesses.

The B.C. government has announced kindergarten to Grade 12 classes in the province are suspended indefinitely amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Concerns are growing the B.C. government will not be able to keep the provincial budget balanced.

More than a half-dozen B.C. ministers attended public events on Thursday amidst growing global concerns over the spread of the coronavirus.

Deputy Premier and Finance Minister Carole James has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.

The B.C. government is increasing taxes on the rich and pop drinkers to help fund the continuation of its affordability agenda.