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The city’s COVID-19 compliance hotline has received hundreds of calls in the few weeks it’s been in service. The hotline is the place people can contact to report complaints about compliance with public health orders.

Infected workers and close contacts told to isolate

A group representing independent restaurants, chains, and franchises will present a preliminary plan to the province next week

Gustavsson adds that each donation demonstrates the value of the Vancouver Aquarium to the public to all levels of government.

The COVID-19 health pandemic has crippled the Canadian economy, putting millions of people out of work and local store owners out of business. The financial implications are far-reaching and will take years to recover from.

People keep saying that it’s totally safe to go outside for exercise. Well, yes and no. If you are going out walking or cycling, you still have to maintain a social and physical distance.

BC Hydro says it has seen a 350 per cent increase in reported scams this month, when compared to March.

School district is in the second stage of a three-phase plan to ensure students can continue to learn through the COVID-19 pandemic

The New Westminster school district will take a financial hit from the COVID-19 pandemic – but how big a hit, and for how long, remains to be seen.

The union representing Metro Vancouver transit workers says it’s launching a legal challenge against recent TransLink layoffs.