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Lions Gate Hospital workers say they hear the cheers

Lions Gate Hospital workers say they hear the cheers

North Shore residents, have you been cheering at 7 p.m.
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That empty feeling: Vancouver’s public spaces thin out (PHOTOS)

That empty feeling: Vancouver’s public spaces thin out (PHOTOS)

With orders to stay home and social distance from one another, Vancouver’s once bustling streets, public spaces and popular gathering places have gone increasingly quiet.
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Young Canadians needing hospital treatment for COVID-19

Young Canadians needing hospital treatment for COVID-19

Younger people in Canada are getting COVID-19 and are being hospitalized. That’s the warning from the country’s chief public health officer, Dr.
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B.C. food banks receive $3 million in emergency funding

B.C. food banks receive $3 million in emergency funding

The B.C. government announced more funding on Sunday to help food banks across the province. A $3-million emergency grant from the Community Gaming Grants program is being distributed to Food Banks British Columbia.
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Watch out for COVID-19-linked scams, BBB warns

Watch out for COVID-19-linked scams, BBB warns

Fake government aid and predatory loan practices are among the scams to beware of during the global pandemic, according the Better Business Bureau
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Schools closed but parents have new education website

Schools closed but parents have new education website

While in-person classes are suspended for now due to COVID-19, the B.C. school system remains open to continue to support students and families in a variety of ways, said Education Minister Rob Fleming.
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Vancouver London Drugs employee tests positive for COVID-19

Vancouver London Drugs employee tests positive for COVID-19

London Drugs said that a pharmacy staff member at a Downtown Vancouver location has tested positive for COVID-19
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Half of British Columbians worried about feeding families but praise leaders: poll

Half of British Columbians worried about feeding families but praise leaders: poll

Despite the financial strain, provincial and federal leaders receive top marks in how they have handled the crisis.
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KPU, student association donate $200,000 for university’s students amid COVID-19 pandemic

KPU, student association donate $200,000 for university’s students amid COVID-19 pandemic

Students at Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) will have access to $200,000 of emergency COVID-19 funding as of the end of the month. The Kwantlen Student Association (KSA) donated $100,000, which was matched by the university.
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Whistler Blackcomb closes mountain to uphill skiing and riding

Whistler Blackcomb closes mountain to uphill skiing and riding

Single route to Garibaldi Provincial Park still open
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