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Lawyer Gurpatwant Singh Pannun of Sikhs For Justice says it launched the website Tuesday to connect Indian patients with donations to buy liquid oxygen
Projections show a 30 to 40% decline in transmission rates since March, according to researchers from UBC and SFU
Mayor Don Scott said the community has been dealt challenge after challenge, but has always bounced back
Regional travel ban working voluntarily, minister says
This week, patients and advocates mounted a national campaign to prioritize people with cancer by adhering to the vaccine manufacturer’s schedule
Apologies were offered for the anger and confusion caused by the program, which resulted in lineups where many waited for hours and still didn’t get vaccinated
Prof. Lisa Dufraimont of York University’s Osgoode Hall law school said manslaughter charges stem from an unlawful act that causes death
A job just to get through the pandemic turned into a career boost for Gino Gerussi
People are turning to WhatsApp and other platforms to find vaccine vacancies
Premier has suggested WorkSafeBC an option to cover costs
Breathe Manufacturing Ltd. said they want to be innovative
‘The idea here is to bring the party, bring the vaccine and really have this be a convenient way for people to get vaccinated,’ says Chicago Health Commissioner
Public Health Officer Dr. Howard Njoo says almost 9 in 10 Canadian seniors were vaccinated from COVID-19, compared to 7 in 10 for the flu shot
B.C. Centre for Disease control releases data by local health area
Updated provincial health order requires post-secondary students, staff to mask-up
Pressure on hospitals at highest level, especially in Lower Mainland
A Point Roberts fire chief is asking state officials to grant an exemption to Canadians going south for in-car inoculations
There are 13 workers currently infected with COVID-19
NDP transport critic Taylor Bachrach says Canadians deserve an explanation as to ‘why it took so long’ to act
