In 2002, a group of anglers was trapped on a sandbar in the Capilano River, and needed a helicopter rescue after the spillway was accidentally opened, flooding the canyon.

The 39-page document delves into what’s expected of staff and students when school resumes next month amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

WorkSafeBC confirms they were called just after 10:30 a.m. to a construction site at 14 Avenue and 18 Street.

B.C. wineries are set to reopen after carefully planning the restart of the industry, after following directions from B.C.’s Restart Plan and the provincial health officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry.

WorkSafeBC has provided guidelines to the film and television sector in order to allow for the safe resumption of the industry.

Premier John Horgan has said some sectors are still concerned they don't have the proper guidance on how to operate.

The plan is inform business owners on how to be safe rather than shutting them down for not having a proper COVID-19 plan.

Some of the guidelines include limited seating, separating tables by two metres and enhanced cleaning and disinfecting practices.

WorkSafeBC is expected to release sector-specific guidelines for child care and recreation and sports in the coming days.

Personal service businesses, including barbers, hair salons and nail salons, are included in phase 2 of B.C.'s reopening plan, slated to take effect after the May Long weekend.