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From heads to hands, Coquitlam company switches production to protect health care workers

From heads to hands, Coquitlam company switches production to protect health care workers

AG Hair hopes to have sanitizer in the hands of health care workers by mid-April.
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Port Moody kids paint their thanks for Eagle Ridge Hospital staff

Port Moody kids paint their thanks for Eagle Ridge Hospital staff

“Our number one job is to help the kids feel connected to each other and to the community."
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CDC advises everyone in the United States to wear cloth face coverings

CDC advises everyone in the United States to wear cloth face coverings

Transmission can occur when people are speaking, coughing, or sneezing, and even if those individuals are not exhibiting symptoms. 
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Burnaby student's 3D printer brings comfort to health workers fighting COVID-19

Burnaby student's 3D printer brings comfort to health workers fighting COVID-19

The ears of Burnaby Hospital staff serving on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic are a little more comfortable thanks to a 16-year-old Burnaby North Secondary student.
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Customer says Canada Line car overcrowded during morning disruption

Customer says Canada Line car overcrowded during morning disruption

"TransLink has failed within social distancing guidelines as passengers had to stand."
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B.C. wineries reach out to housebound consumers

B.C. wineries reach out to housebound consumers

Economic uncertainty is prompting wineries to offer discounts in addition to free shipping.
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Strata takes Burnaby condo owner to court over ‘alleged washing machine overflow’

Strata takes Burnaby condo owner to court over ‘alleged washing machine overflow’

Condo owner Wei Liu argued that, according to the strata’s bylaws, he wasn’t responsible to pay damages unless they were caused by negligence on his part.
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How 3 TransLink employees navigate COVID-19 in Metro Vancouver

How 3 TransLink employees navigate COVID-19 in Metro Vancouver

While TransLink has implemented a number of changes to protect its employees as well as the public at large, transit operators and attendants put themselves at risk to provide vital transportation to people across the Lower Mainland.
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B.C. confirms 53 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 1174

B.C. confirms 53 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 1174

There have been 4 new deaths.
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Pandemic won’t get you out of ticket, North Vancouver cops warn

Pandemic won’t get you out of ticket, North Vancouver cops warn

The law is still the law
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