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Is B.C. already in a 'second wave' of COVID-19?

Is B.C. already in a 'second wave' of COVID-19?

Dr. Bonnie Henry says it's a matter of “semantics” whether the province is experiencing the feared second wave of the virus.
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Dr. Bonnie Henry received death threats

Dr. Bonnie Henry received death threats

Henry spoke on the issue while part of a panel of successful B.C. women discussing leadership.
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BCCDC identifies more Vancouver flights for possible COVID-19 exposure

BCCDC identifies more Vancouver flights for possible COVID-19 exposure

Any travellers returning to B.C. are encouraged to check the public health agency's website for updates about flights identified for the risk of exposure.
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VPD fine limo driver for driving with 10 passengers on a Class 1 license

VPD fine limo driver for driving with 10 passengers on a Class 1 license

When it comes to the transportation sector, there is no specific number regarding how many people may occupy a vehicle.
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Active COVID-19 infections in B.C. plunge overnight as recoveries surge

Active COVID-19 infections in B.C. plunge overnight as recoveries surge

Government data shows 522 fewer active cases, as recoveries surge by 617
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Dr. Bonnie Henry received death threats

Dr. Bonnie Henry received death threats

All-women power panel discuss qualities of leadership
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Second wave semantics: B.C. health officer says COVID-19 will be here for long haul

Second wave semantics: B.C. health officer says COVID-19 will be here for long haul

VICTORIA — British Columbia's top doctor says the resurgence the province is seeing in COVID-19 cases could be a second wave, but she believes the virus can be suppressed heading into the fall.
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Here is how to vote in B.C. in the provincial general election

Here is how to vote in B.C. in the provincial general election

Elections BC has released a plan to ensure the election is conducted safely.
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Reconsider transit reliance on fare revenue: TransLink CEO

Reconsider transit reliance on fare revenue: TransLink CEO

Ridership dropped to 17% of pre-pandemic levels in March, April
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Elections BC plans for safe vote during pandemic, expects surge in mail-in ballots

Elections BC plans for safe vote during pandemic, expects surge in mail-in ballots

VICTORIA — Voting in British Columbia's Oct. 24 election will be safe, historic and take about as much time as it does to order a cup of coffee, says the chief electoral officer.
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