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B.C. Ferries has started screening passengers for COVID-19 symptoms or recent international travel before allowing them to board.

Most B.C. residents support fines for breaking quarantine or reselling medical equipment

Scott and Salina Stanton thought they would tie the knot Saturday with just two guests and an officiant, but their friends had another plan.

How have you been affected by the coronavirus outbreak? We want to hear your questions, stories and concerns. Here’s how you can get in touch .

TransLink announced Saturday that it is reducing service on bus, SeaBus, and West Coast Express beginning Monday due to “low ridership and financial pressures.

We’ve seen some pretty inspiring stories about people in New Westminster pulling together to help others during the COVID-19 crisis.

Grants from government and the Douglas Students’ Union will go to help students facing financial hardship due to the global pandemic

The province announced $10 million on Friday to enhance infection prevention and control equipment in B.C. seniors homes, 22 of which have had outbreaks of COVID-19.

As much of society is shifting to the virtual world to connect amid the COVID-19 crisis, so too are doctors.

Should big-box stores like Walmart be restricted to selling essential items only amid the COVID-19 pandemic? So far, there’s been no indication that’s been contemplated by government, but such a move has just been made down south in Vermont where ret