Workers last in store March 23 and March 28, respectively
Some provinces have introduced stricter public health measures in a bid to contain the spread of variants
People attending a range of events will need to be tested both before and after
The news comes as B.C. set a record for positive cases Saturday with 1,072 new infections
1,018 cases for April 1 to 2 and 1,072 cases for April 2 to 3
New report suggests growing trend of sex traffickers moving young women from Quebec, who speak little or no English, to Alberta
Anyone who has worn a graphene mask should consult their health-care provider if they have concerns such as shortness of breath, difficulty breathing
Gusto owner refused to restrict indoor dining service Friday and was ordered by health officials to close
While they sympathize with GraceLife Church’s desire to bring worshippers together, they are asking its pastor and congregants to trust public-health rules
As of Thursday, the restrictions around visitation of elderly in long-term care has been eased
Canada, which has used about 500,000 doses so far, has not had any blood clot reports from the AstraZeneca vaccine
Exposure dates were March 29-31, says Nanaimo-Ladysmith school district
Greater Nanaimo Chamber of Commerce CEO says workers and business owners in the industry suffering
The health advisory comes after videos of a party at a Big White restaurant surfaced
The study is testing the safety and efficacy of both one-dose and two-dose regimens of the vaccine
An inspection found staffing levels were low and cleaning was inadequate at Vancouver’s Little Mountain Place
Dr. Bonnie Henry said 11,608 people have been identified as close contacts of recent cases in the province
Recent statistics suggest more than 40% of Canadians feel safe attending family gatherings at this point
Members of the west coast nation were at Sutton Pass trying to turn people away
COVID variant cases have more than tripled on the Island in recent days
