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B.C. sees 294 cases of COVID-19 over weekend, four additional deaths

B.C. sees 294 cases of COVID-19 over weekend, four additional deaths

VICTORIA — British Columbia's top doctor is urging people to take control of the latest rise in cases of COVID-19 by going back to the basics on their personal safety plans. Provincial health officer Dr.
Ministry of Finance releases salaries of B.C.'s highest paid executives

Ministry of Finance releases salaries of B.C.'s highest paid executives

These were the highest paid executives in B.C.'s public sector in 2019-20
Vancouver Aquarium turns to donors and members to stay afloat

Vancouver Aquarium turns to donors and members to stay afloat

Ocean Wise Conservation Society is now drawing off reserves to get through COVID-19 restrictions that have slashed revenues
Three Greens in leadership race to replace former leader Andrew Weaver Sept. 14

Three Greens in leadership race to replace former leader Andrew Weaver Sept. 14

VICTORIA — Andrew Weaver casts a long shadow over British Columbia's Green party and the candidates running to replace the former leader credit him for the party's recent political success in the province.
Fall brings 'new phase' to pandemic in B.C.: Henry

Fall brings 'new phase' to pandemic in B.C.: Henry

Nearly 100 news cases per day since Friday, fall brings new risks
B.C. confirms 294 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 5,790

B.C. confirms 294 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 5,790

There have been four new COVID-19 related deaths.
B.C. ends fiscal year with $321M deficit: Finance Minister

B.C. ends fiscal year with $321M deficit: Finance Minister

And this only covers the fiscal year ending in March. Impacts on the 2020-21 budget are expected to be even worse.
COVID-19 impact turns B.C.'s 2019-20 budget surplus to $321-million deficit

COVID-19 impact turns B.C.'s 2019-20 budget surplus to $321-million deficit

VICTORIA — British Columbia is expected to battle budget deficits for the next year and likely longer as the COVID-19 pandemic rattles economies provincially and globally, Finance Minister Carole James said Monday. The pandemic turned B.C.
B.C. announces $3.5-million fund to clean up shores of central coast

B.C. announces $3.5-million fund to clean up shores of central coast

The move is part of a bid to create jobs as communities try to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. 
Starbucks Canada is making face masks mandatory at all locations

Starbucks Canada is making face masks mandatory at all locations

This policy comes into effect in September.
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