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Trudeau considering U.S. border-closure exceptions for families split between countries

Trudeau considering U.S. border-closure exceptions for families split between countries

Ottawa is looking at exceptions for families split by the current U.S.-Canada border travel ban, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday.
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B.C. health officials say quick steps taken to help protect care homes

B.C. health officials say quick steps taken to help protect care homes

'Team B.C. approach' has had positive effect, health minister says
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Sea to Sky Gondola opens to the public today

Sea to Sky Gondola opens to the public today

Six days after reopening exclusively to passholders on May 22, the Sea to Sky Gondola has announced it is opening up sales to the general public. As of May 28, members of the public can buy tickets online, but not in person at the attraction.
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B.C COVID-19 ICU deaths lower than global numbers: study

B.C COVID-19 ICU deaths lower than global numbers: study

Doctors credit fast response by officials, people's curve-flattening actions
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Active COVID-19 cases in B.C. fall 38% in past two weeks

Active COVID-19 cases in B.C. fall 38% in past two weeks

The number of people in B.C. battling COVID-19 is down 14, to 244, in the past 24 hours
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B.C. state of emergency extended another two weeks

B.C. state of emergency extended another two weeks

Premier John Horgan said there is "no likely end in sight" to B.C.'s longest-ever state of emergency
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Illicit drug deaths increasing in B.C.

Illicit drug deaths increasing in B.C.

March and April first back-to-back monthly increases since 2018
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Despite hiccup, record reservations for B.C. campgrounds

Despite hiccup, record reservations for B.C. campgrounds

Despite an opening day marked by technical issues for B.C.'s camping reservation system, a record 50,479 bookings were made.
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North Shore provincial parks reopening June 1

North Shore provincial parks reopening June 1

After months of closure thanks to COVID-19, the North Shore's parks and playgrounds are set to reopen. The gates on the roads leading to Mount Seymour and Cypress provincial parks will be opened on June 1, the province has confirmed.
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B.C. teacher suspended after kids told to 'go back to working on rice farms'

B.C. teacher suspended after kids told to 'go back to working on rice farms'

Vancouver teacher suspended for three days for multiple incidents
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