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Daily Archives: January 14, 2021

COVID-19: B.C. Premier John Horgan to seek legal advice limiting interprovincial travel

Local NewsBy January 14, 2021

B.C. Premier John Horgan began a two-day virtual cabinet retreat today to address the pandemic and opioid crises. At a morning news conference, he said cabinet will be talking about the future of pandemic economic recovery in B.C. and will also focus on strategies to deal with the ongoing opioid crisis and the housing crunch.…

COVID-19 update for Jan. 14: 536 new cases, seven additional deaths

Local NewsBy January 14, 2021

Here’s your daily update with everything you need to know on the novel coronavirus situation in B.C. for Jan. 14, 2021. We’ll provide summaries of what’s going on in B.C. right here so you can get the latest news at a glance. This page will be updated regularly throughout the day, with developments added as…

COVID-19: Less than 10 per cent of staff and student cases contracted in schools, Vancouver Coastal Health says

Local NewsBy January 14, 2021

Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) has reported that less than 10 per cent of staff and students who tested COVID-19 positive between September and December last year contracted the disease at school. VCH medical health officer Dr. Alex Choi said that around 700 staff and students of schools within the region had tested positive between Sept.…

Real Estate in Whistler for the New Year

Whistler Real Estate ArticlesBy Kevin BartlettJanuary 14, 2021

What better way to start off 2021 than with new real estate in Whistler! With the pain of last year finally moving to our rearview mirrors, we hope to help you make up for time lost! We want to ensure that this year is packed with opportunity and prosperity for you and your family alike.…

Two young choral composers decide to write and perform their works online

Local NewsBy January 14, 2021

The COVID pandemic hit B.C. so quickly that a choral chamber choir at Trinity Western University completed a dress rehearsal on the morning of March 13 before being told the show would not go on that evening. “Three hours later, we were told that the concert would be cancelled,” said Chloe Thiessen, an arts student…

Advocates pleased that homeless are being prioritized for vaccinations

Local NewsBy January 14, 2021

Jeremy Hunka, a communications manager at Vancouver’s Union Gospel Mission, was relieved to hear the shelter and its homeless population were going to be close to the front of the line for COVID vaccinations. On Jan. 5, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said that homeless people and those using shelters are a “priority population”…

COVID-19: Poll finds majority of Canadians want borders closed to stop people vacationing

Local NewsBy January 14, 2021

As flights continue to whisk Canadians off to warmer climes, a majority of Canadians would be OK with the government closing borders to international travel given a rise in COVID-19, according to a new poll. The Angus Reid Institute poll, released Thursday, found 65 per cent say if the decision were up to them, they…

COVID-19: Statistics Canada embarks on survey looking for unseen SARS-CoV-2 transmission

Local NewsBy January 14, 2021

Statistics Canada is canvassing B.C. participants for a COVID-19 antibody survey that health officials hope can zero in on unseen transmission of the virus that hasn’t been identified by regular testing. That might include identifying particular communities with chains of virus transmission that haven’t been picked up in direct virus testing, or whether there has…

Mmm … hot chocolate: Annual festival kicks off in Vancouver

Local NewsBy January 14, 2021

Hot Chocolate Vancouver is heating things up. The annual festival, which is back for its 11th year, celebrates all things deliciously cosy and chocolatey. This year’s festival sees 39 eateries and cafés throughout Greater Vancouver offering 87 different renditions of the beloved beverage. The festival runs Jan. 16 to Feb. 14. Ranging from a classic…

COVID-19: B.C. care workers struggle with grief after outbreaks

Local NewsBy January 14, 2021

Bryan Gay doesn’t want to be the person who brings COVID-19 into the Abbotsford care home where he works. Fear of getting and passing on the virus is one of the many concerns taking a toll on the mental health of B.C.’s care workers. “The staff is done,” said Gay, who has worked in health…

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