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Take a step back from social interactions, says B.C.'s top doctor

Take a step back from social interactions, says B.C.'s top doctor

VICTORIA — British Columbia reported 223 new cases of COVID-19 on Friday, tipping the number of active infections over 2,000. Provincial health officer Dr.
COVID infections in B.C. remain at elevated levels on Friday with 223 new cases

COVID infections in B.C. remain at elevated levels on Friday with 223 new cases

The number of new daily COVID-19 cases in B.C. remains elevated, reaching 223 in the last 24 hours, provincial health officials said Friday afternoon.
B.C. confirms 223 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 12,554

B.C. confirms 223 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 12,554

There have been two new health-care facility outbreaks and two new community outbreaks.
Elections BC aiming for Nov. 16 to return final results

Elections BC aiming for Nov. 16 to return final results

VICTORIA — Officials with Elections BC say they hope to deliver the final results of Saturday's election by Nov. 16, but the date is not set in stone since it's unclear how much extra time it will take to count mail-in ballots.
It's snow time: It snowed in parts of Metro Vancouver this morning (VIDEOS)

It's snow time: It snowed in parts of Metro Vancouver this morning (VIDEOS)

Snow is also possible early this afternoon.
41% of B.C. workers ready to leave jobs amid pandemic: survey

41% of B.C. workers ready to leave jobs amid pandemic: survey

While employees are ready to turn in their time cards for good, a majority of B.C. employers have a more positive outlook.
Halloween night will be one hour longer this year

Halloween night will be one hour longer this year

Clocks are due to fall back on Nov. 1 this year
Vancouver council approves free year-round parking for veterans

Vancouver council approves free year-round parking for veterans

Trial to begin next month with parking meters and potentially at other civic facilities
B.C.'s top doctor says surge in COVID-19 cases could bring more restrictions

B.C.'s top doctor says surge in COVID-19 cases could bring more restrictions

VICTORIA — British Columbia's provincial health officer says social gatherings like weddings are fuelling a surge in COVID-19 cases in the province. Dr.
B.C. records 274 new COVID-19 cases – fourth record high in last six days

B.C. records 274 new COVID-19 cases – fourth record high in last six days

Average new daily cases in October so far is more than 145, or more than six times that of July
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