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Assisted death leftover drugs now returnable for re-use

Assisted death leftover drugs now returnable for re-use

Change only for duration of pandemic, says ministerial order
B.C. Premier John Horgan set to announce slow reopening of economy in pandemic

B.C. Premier John Horgan set to announce slow reopening of economy in pandemic

British Columbia is expected to announce plans today for a gradual reopening of services, but the provincial health officer warns people should stay in their social "bubble" to prevent a surge of COVID-19 cases. Earlier this week, Dr.
'Democratic safety valve' removed by new B.C. order

'Democratic safety valve' removed by new B.C. order

Local governments can pass bylaws without legal delay between meetings
Pandemic likely to spark surge of scams, says Better Business Bureau

Pandemic likely to spark surge of scams, says Better Business Bureau

The Better Business Bureau Vancouver Island is bracing for a rise in loan scams, as financial pressures mount amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Truthful conversations part of riding out pandemic

Truthful conversations part of riding out pandemic

53% of British Columbians experiencing negative feelings
B.C. confirms 8 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 2,232

B.C. confirms 8 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 2,232

There have been four new deaths, for a total of 121 fatalities in the province
B.C. nurses, doctors cite protective equipment shortage, safety concerns

B.C. nurses, doctors cite protective equipment shortage, safety concerns

Ministry said 'significant effort' made to obtain sufficient protective gear
Giant hornet stings like ‘red-hot thumbtacks,’ says Island man who knows firsthand

Giant hornet stings like ‘red-hot thumbtacks,’ says Island man who knows firsthand

Officials in B.C. and Washington state worry that the apex predators could be building underground nests
B.C. looking for ‘sweet spot’ when it comes to opening province back up

B.C. looking for ‘sweet spot’ when it comes to opening province back up

Safe contacts could double from current levels and still be manageable if done right, says Dr. Bonnie Henry
B.C. study shows warning labels on alcohol decrease sales

B.C. study shows warning labels on alcohol decrease sales

Study led by University of Victoria researchers focused on a test in Whitehorse