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B.C. marks 236 new COVID-19 cases since Friday

B.C. marks 236 new COVID-19 cases since Friday

B.C. had two new deaths from COVID-19 and two new outbreaks in long-term care facilities
Masks will be mandatory at times in B.C.'s middle and high schools

Masks will be mandatory at times in B.C.'s middle and high schools

VICTORIA — Staff and students at middle and secondary schools in British Columbia will be required to wear masks on buses and in common areas when classes resume.
B.C. announces 236 new COVID-19 cases for a total of 4,594 to date

B.C. announces 236 new COVID-19 cases for a total of 4,594 to date

There have been two new deaths
Masks will be mandatory in B.C. schools for teachers, staff, and most students

Masks will be mandatory in B.C. schools for teachers, staff, and most students

This is a significant update to plans a previously outlined by B.C. officials
Major Canadian retailer makes masks mandatory at all stores

Major Canadian retailer makes masks mandatory at all stores

Attention shoppers: Face masks now mandatory at all three brands under one major retail umbrella
UBC and BC Cancer studies how cervical cancer tumours correlates to HPV

UBC and BC Cancer studies how cervical cancer tumours correlates to HPV

A new study suggests that cervical cancer tumours correlate to HPV types.
Calgary woman standing for a photo slipped into a B.C. river and dies

Calgary woman standing for a photo slipped into a B.C. river and dies

KELOWNA, B.C. — A Calgary woman has died after slipping into a river and being swept away in B.C.'s Kootenay National Park. The RCMP say in a statement they were called Sunday and told a water rescue was underway in Marble Canyon.
China is paving its 'belt and road' to British Columbia

China is paving its 'belt and road' to British Columbia

Massive warehouse facility under construction in Surrey underscores China's intention to make Canada a "belt and road" country
Health officials in northeast B.C. warn of COVID-19 exposure at religious event

Health officials in northeast B.C. warn of COVID-19 exposure at religious event

FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — The health authority in northern British Columbia has issued an alert after more than a dozen people tested positive for COVID-19. The alert says the outbreak is linked to a religious gathering held between July 30 and Aug.
By donating blood, you can make a lifesaving difference for people across Canada

By donating blood, you can make a lifesaving difference for people across Canada

In order to fill every available appointment, Canadian Blood Services needs the support of all potential blood and plasma donors in B.C. and throughout the nation.
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