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North Shore residents, have you been cheering at 7 p.m.

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.

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.

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.

Fake government aid and predatory loan practices are among the scams to beware of during the global pandemic, according the Better Business Bureau

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.

London Drugs said that a pharmacy staff member at a Downtown Vancouver location has tested positive for COVID-19

Despite the financial strain, provincial and federal leaders receive top marks in how they have handled the crisis.

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.

Single route to Garibaldi Provincial Park still open