“To reduce physical contact, our providers will deliver a week’s worth of lunches and breakfasts at one time.”

Province says there are now 1,203 cases of COVID-19 in B.C., but added 704 people have fully recovered after contracting the virus.

“This change will put more physical distance between hikers and bikers using the park to help reduce risk of transmitting COVID-19.”

TransLink says since mid-March, boardings across the entire Metro Vancouver transit network have dropped by 83 per cent.

A B.C. emergency doctor is sharing his experience of living with COVID-19.

Anxiety over the novel coronavirus is playing out in New Westminster, where a medical clinic says it's battling its landlord over its role as a COVID-19 testing site.

An Okanagan paramedic is speaking out because under proposed changes to her collective agreement, she’s expecting to sometimes make two dollars an hour for an on-call shift if there aren't any emergencies.

The Vernon branch of the CMHA said during the last two weeks of March, 25 per cent of all calls were directly related to COVID-19.

In particular, families are being asked not to shop together, if at all possible, and instead only have one person do the shopping.

Those on the inside say front-line staff at Calgary's McKenzie Towne continuing care home are stretched too thin and, despite their best efforts, are at a breaking point.