Outbreaks have been declared in 34 facilities in B.C. since the start of the pandemic
The amount of time that a baby is held can leave a biological mark on their DNA
Leaders are encouraging their communities to hunt and fish, and to gather berries and traditional medicines
Indigenous communities, longterm care homes could be at risk
About 80,000 crew members remained on board ships off the U.S. coast after most passengers had disembarked
Many of Canada’s COVID-19 deaths have been at longterm care homes
Peers in particular can reinforce or undermine new habits, because humans have a strong desire to fit in
The top-selling grocery items have been non-perishable staples like pasta, soup and canned vegetables
WorkSafeBC says in a report issued last fall that among other violations, the company did not conduct a risk assessment
Economists on average had expected the loss of four million jobs and an unemployment rate of 18 per cent
CMHC estimates a 10.8 per cent month-over-month increase in its national seasonally adjusted annual rate
Areas of the Juan de Fuca Strait and Southern Gulf Islands will be closed for recreational and commercial salmon fisheries
People who rely on communication devices also face similar barriers
It seems everyone is baking these days
Washington State Patrol troopers haven’t seen any increase in arrests, seizures related to drug trafficking across the border with B.C.
Reyna was captured on video Tuesday taking part in a pickup soccer game in a Vancouver park
Under one rumoured proposal, fans wouldn’t be allowed in arenas and teams would be sequestered in hotels
Statistics Canada reported the youth employment rate dropped to 49 per cent at the outset of the pandemic
Symptoms of Kawasaki disease include dark red rashes that come and go, high fever, and swelling in the palms and feet
The government says Canadian companies have also secured US$1.8 billion in work related to the stealth fighter
