The court is ‘rather ill equipped’ to second-guess health decisions by experts equipped to make them
Of 47 cases of COVID-19 variants identified in the province, one is believed to be linked to Nigeria
B.C. reports 445 more coronavirus cases province-wide Friday
Falling revenue, rising costs mean red ink for 20 institutions
A judge is hearing arguments Friday morning in Vancouver Supreme Court
More details of how that will work and who will be covered will come later today
Cases reported at Nanaimo District Secondary, but no transmission of virus there
Public health experts say the slowdown has led to a gradual decline in severe COVID-19 outcomes
Situation improving for long-term care homes
Sister André also got a Mass in her honour and a feast with Champagne, red wine and port
Shirley Bond says public trust is higher after influenza shots
Duncan business facing increased pressure over flouting COVID-19 rules
Provinces are making a variety of choices
Chief executive of Manulife Canada said the pandemic may have increased the appetite for insurance in Canada
Plans for vaccination sites are still very much in flux
Deliveries of COVID-19 vaccine doses to Canada set to more than quadruple next week
Greater Nanaimo saw 93 cases from Jan. 31-Feb. 6, nearly double the previous week’s count
Researcher say they hope this work can affect policy changes
The idea for the campaign came to Paul and Raven while they were hunting in their traditional territory
Canada has approved two vaccines so far, one from Pfizer-BioNTech and a second from Moderna