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From the pots and pans to the sirens that echo through the streets every evening, this week is dedicated to thanking medical laboratory professionals working behind-the-scenes during COVID-19.

The New Westminster Record was looking to make it a three-peat in B.C.’s prestigious community newspaper awards competition.

While there has been some improvement in the supply of personal protective equipment for those working in B.C.

The New West Progressives political party has started a fundraiser to provide support for the Greater Vancouver Food Bank, which operates a hub in New Westminster.

B.C.’s top doctor hopes to ease COVID-19 restrictions on visitors at seniors’ residences and hospitals this summer, allowing at least one family member to visit a loved one.

As its stores and cafeterias are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ikea is sharing the recipe for its signature Swedish meatballs – and they won’t be as difficult to assemble as the company’s furniture.

There have been an additional two deaths, bringing B.C.'s provincial total to 100.

Wilma Williams had a rough start to her Monday. “I got up in the morning and I was 80 years old,” she says. “But by the time I read my mail, I was dead.

Canada’s new rent-relief program for small businesses is going to make a “huge difference,” says a downtown Victoria business owner.

New Westminster Mayor Jonathan Cote is appealing to the federal government for financial support for transit services in Metro Vancouver.