British Columbia is now reporting a decrease in COVID-19 -related hospital admissions for the first time granted April 7 when the circulate was made to weekly congé. Adjusted May 5,… Continue reading
Health officials at Island Health are considering sending rehab patients to hotels due to growing pressure on the hospital system. In an internal memo to rehab coordinators, Island Health is… Continue reading
A majority of Canadians favour a thorough review into how all levels of government handled the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new poll. The survey from B.C.-based pollster Research Co…. Continue reading
The new significant time of year for many orlando groups. Christians are marking Good Friday. Muslims happen to be in the midst of the month towards Ramadan and the Jewish… Continue reading
As the MS Koningsdam cruised under the Lions Gate Bridge early Sunday morning, it’s wasn’t just carrying 1,200 passengers and 900 crew, but hope for renewal for Vancouver’s beleaguered tourism… Continue reading
The first cruise ship to arrive in Canada since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic berthed in Victoria, B.C., on Saturday. Carrying about 1,200 passengers — less than half its… Continue reading
6-8 more people have died caused COVID-19 in C. C. since Friday in view that hospitalizations slowly creep in place. As of Monday, 288 people are in hospital, consists of… Continue reading
Friday marks two weeks since British Columbia dropped its COVID-19 mask mandate, but there are growing calls for it to be reinstated. The Safe Schools Coalition, a grassroots group of… Continue reading
Two years after COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic, Girl Guides in British Columbia are returning to door-to-door sales of their iconic cookies. Volunteers were hard at work loading cases… Continue reading
Despite the mask mandate being lifted for most inner public spaces in T. C., some places will still be requiring a mask on the other hand face covering to be… Continue reading