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China restricts PPE exports just as Canada's supplies reach critical stage in COVID-19 fight

China restricts PPE exports just as Canada's supplies reach critical stage in COVID-19 fight

The fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in Canada has resulted in desperate calls by medical professionals about a critical shortage of personal protective equipment (PPEs) - a situation about to be exacerbated by the world's largest manufacturer sha
COVID-19 likely part of B.C. life until summer

COVID-19 likely part of B.C. life until summer

B.C. residents urged to continue practising physical distancing
Feds likely didn't have enough protective gear in emergency stockpile: Hajdu

Feds likely didn't have enough protective gear in emergency stockpile: Hajdu

Hajdu signalled there are lessons to be acted on after the pandemic
Revised 75% wage subsidy pegged at $71b

Revised 75% wage subsidy pegged at $71b

Finance Minister Bill Morneau also clarifies some of the eligibility requirements
North Shore cops cancel April Fools' prank (but they're letting us see it anyway)

North Shore cops cancel April Fools' prank (but they're letting us see it anyway)

It's April Fools' Day but, frankly, no one is in the mood for being fooled right now. Weeks ago, the North Shore's two police agencies planned a co-ordinated April 1 prank for the rest of us.
B.C. courts suspend non-essential operations

B.C. courts suspend non-essential operations

Measures taken to preserve open courts principles, handle urgent-essential cases
Google skips annual joke on April Fools Day

Google skips annual joke on April Fools Day

Google announced they are skipping out on April Fools' Day pranks this year because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Trudeau urges recall of Parliament to pass more COVID-19 measures

Trudeau urges recall of Parliament to pass more COVID-19 measures

Among those measures is Ottawa's newly revised 75% wage subsidy
Number of seniors' care homes in B.C. with positive COVID-19 cases jumps to 19 from 13 overnight

Number of seniors' care homes in B.C. with positive COVID-19 cases jumps to 19 from 13 overnight

Provincial authorities have only identified 12 of the 19 care homes, and most outbreaks are a single case
Local hospital bed, ventilator availabilities unclear

Local hospital bed, ventilator availabilities unclear

Health officials clearing beds for pandemic response