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Canada, U.S., agree to extend border closure

Canada, U.S., agree to extend border closure

Trudeau announces $306 million for Aboriginal businesses
Favourable conditions Saturday to battle Squamish wildfire: BC Wildfire Service

Favourable conditions Saturday to battle Squamish wildfire: BC Wildfire Service

Fire remains at 203 hectares, and is a Rank 1 with little open flame
Anyone with symptoms of COVID-19 can now be tested in B.C.

Anyone with symptoms of COVID-19 can now be tested in B.C.

Most people with the virus have mild symptoms, and about 80 per cent are recovering at home
Doctors don't know when masks are coming, despite deliveries arriving in Canada

Doctors don't know when masks are coming, despite deliveries arriving in Canada

OTTAWA — Even as planeloads of supplies to protect Canada's medical workers arrive, many primary-care physicians say they are in the dark about when they're going to get what they need to keep helping patients.
Science World may be forced to permanently close

Science World may be forced to permanently close

"This has been a devasting blow to our organization and it will be hard for us to recover from"
Squamish Constellation Festival in holding pattern

Squamish Constellation Festival in holding pattern

Event organizers join provincial collective designed to help festivals weather COVID-19 storm
Vancouver Aquarium says it may be forced to permanently close

Vancouver Aquarium says it may be forced to permanently close

'This is an unprecedented time and the Vancouver Aquarium is in real peril'
B.C. COVID-19 recoveries close in on 1,000

B.C. COVID-19 recoveries close in on 1,000

Province has 14 new infections in the past 24 hours and a total of 1,575 infections
Trudeau announces full slate of funding for energy, arts/sports, rural small businesses

Trudeau announces full slate of funding for energy, arts/sports, rural small businesses

Cannot ignore environmental crisis in the face of COVID-19, Trudeau says
As millions of workers apply for help, mothers-to-be say they can't get CERB

As millions of workers apply for help, mothers-to-be say they can't get CERB

OTTAWA — Nearly one month ago, Effie Poole was laid off from her job as a server when the restaurant she worked at in Burlington, Ont., closed due to COVID-19.