Michael McEvoy, B.C.’s information and privacy commissioner, said his office was consulted about the change
Amazon Canada said in an email to The Canadian Press that it is working with Canada Post, Purolator
Officials in several provinces have been developing guides so that doctors don’t feel alone
Dr. Peter Donnelly, say data paint a stark picture of the gravity of the situation facing the province
Two-thirds of the businesses surveyed report revenues are down by at least 50 per cent
Canada’s death rate stands at about one per cent of those who’ve tested coronavirus positive
‘You want to keep it as clean as you would normally your hands’
3M says it has already been turning out as many of the N95 masks as possible
‘If you work for CRA, people think we are just there to take money from your pockets.’
The COVID-19 outbreak has hit sexual-health services from almost every angle
Practising physical distancing, frequent hand washing and resisting touching your face are proven methods
The virus has now infected more than 10,000 Canadians and cost 130 their lives
High demand for flour and durum from mills during the COVID-19 pandemic will likely drive volumes
Pharmacists have also seen shortages related to people stockpiling their prescribed medication
B.C. is looking to allow internationally trained doctors to work under the supervision of attending physicians
Vancouver has seen a spike in commercial property crimes, with offices and stores empty because of COVID-19
Liberals have unveiled around $200B in direct financial aid and tax deferrals
Health-care workers, seniors, Indigenous Peoples some of people most at risk, health officials say
Dr. Theresa Tam said she was worried about outbreaks in care homes, cases in First Nations, Inuit communities
The Correctional Service is conducting an analysis of the offender population
