Covid-19

The cruise ship industry wants travellers to know it will soon be back in business, with some scheduling cruises as soon as April, 2020.

Augmented reality avatars can put attendees in cyber boardrooms.

“I said I’d look after him until the day he died."

Here are some of the more revealing signs Vancouver photographers and reporters have noticed across town over the past few weeks.

"This is an unfortunate isolated incident in a very challenging neighbourhood."

Some clap their hands. Others bang pots and pans. The Pink Pied Piper, as his name would suggest, shows his appreciation for health-care workers on the COVID-19 frontlines with his Scottish bagpipes.

B.C. distilleries are answering the call during COVID-19 by providing delicious artisan spirits as well as hand sanitizer to our communities.

“We thought that’s a way they can take some of the anxiety and the uncertainty that they're feeling and put it into [something] positive to help the community as well.”

With many people housebound and looking for things to do, professors from UBC’s English and creative writing departments have put together some reading lists.

Fresh fruit and vegetables should be thoroughly scrubbed under fresh tap water, says the BC Centre for Disease Control.