Premier John Horgan offers masks to BC Transit passengers as friendly reminder
Top officials urging residents to keep following COVID-19 guidelines after recent spike in casesGoldstream News Staff / July 31, 2020
Month: July 2020
Canada urged to avoid ‘vaccine nationalism’ in race for COVID-19 cure
‘Canada has a record to be proud of in this pandemic,’ says Washington-based Council on Foreign RelationsThe Canadian Press / July 31, 2020
British Columbians overestimate their swimming abilities, survey finds
Thirty per cent of people polled by BC Hydro said they’ve had a near drowning experienceBlack Press Media Staff / July 31, 2020
Business notes: Cowichan Valley Citizen sponsors second annual Best in the Valley
Here’s a taste of what’s happening in Cowichan’s business communityRobert Barron / July 31, 2020
130 cases of COVID-19 linked to Kelowna as reporting classification changes
Four new cases across Interior Health regionMichael Rodriguez / July 31, 2020
Gail Linda Gunnarson (nee Woods)
March 22, 1948 - July 31, 2020It is with great sadness that…Wire Service / July 31, 2020
Non-resident travel to Haida Gwaii shut down amid COVID outbreak
Province will enforce travel restrictions from islands and mainlandQuinn Bender, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter / July 30, 2020
Join Easter Seals for the Great BC Camp Out this weekend
Duncan girl has enjoyed camp online this summerKevin Rothbauer / July 30, 2020
DFO will not lay charges against Texan who snatched baby seal in Port McNeill
Public education about marine mammal safety better route, DFO saysZoe Ducklow / July 30, 2020
B.C. records 29 more COVID-19 cases, no new deaths
Five people are battling the disease in hospitalAshley Wadhwani / July 30, 2020
First dog that tested positive for COVID-19 dies in New York
Buddy’s health declined steadily after he developed breathing problems and thick nasal mucus in AprilAssociated Press / July 30, 2020
B.C. tackles wildfire prediction, new strategies to respond
Interior universities team up to gather, model dataTom Fletcher / July 30, 2020
Cowichan school district busy planning for back to school Sept. 8
The best place for leaners is in schoolWire Service / July 30, 2020
Sentence in dog abuse case ridiculous
He should be made to pay restitution for her medical bills.Wire Service / July 30, 2020
COVID-19: Minimum income for farm tax status waived in B.C.
B.C. Liberals want to allow food sale from home kitchensTom Fletcher / July 30, 2020
Editorial: Inaction on homelessness costs money
The study determined that homeless people with mental illness generate high costs for societyCole Schisler / July 30, 2020
‘Dangerous game’ on rail line killed Surrey teen in 2018: B.C. coroner
Jack Stroud, 15, died on July 4, 2018 after being struck by a trainTracy Holmes / July 30, 2020
BC Ferries passengers travelling for medical reasons to get priority boarding
To qualify for priority boarding, a passenger will need to provide a doctor’s letterAshley Wadhwani / July 30, 2020
Letter misconstrues what ‘progressive’ is
He throws a whole bunch of terms together and brands them the result of progressive thinking.Wire Service / July 30, 2020
VIDEO: Strathcona Park cougar sighting caps off gruelling trip for backpacking duo
Animal startled while drinking out of Buttle LakeAlistair Taylor / July 30, 2020