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Top insurance brokerages stable through pandemic

Top insurance brokerages stable through pandemic

The consequences of the 2020 global pandemic have been mixed for British Columbia’s largest insurance brokerages, according to data collected on BIV’s Biggest Insurance Brokers in B.C. list ( https://biv.com/lists ).
Construction builds B.C.’s pandemic recovery

Construction builds B.C.’s pandemic recovery

B.C.’s economy has emerged as one of the better performers during the pandemic, and robust construction activity continues to support the recovery phase.
'Everything is changing': Unvaccinated British Columbians get first dose

'Everything is changing': Unvaccinated British Columbians get first dose

Unvaccinated British Columbians cite a number of reasons for waiting. For some, a new proof of vaccination plan is finally driving them to get their first jab
Daily COVID-19 case counts in B.C. highest since May 1

Daily COVID-19 case counts in B.C. highest since May 1

The 724 new infections detected in the past day is at the highest level since May 1
Tories take a page from Liberal resource, climate policies

Tories take a page from Liberal resource, climate policies

Conservatives would “fix” federal environment act, lift oil tanker moratorium
The unvaccinated push hospitalizations higher in B.C.

The unvaccinated push hospitalizations higher in B.C.

85% of hospitalizations in a recent week were people not yet fully vaccinated
Justin Trudeau makes quick campaign stop in Steveston

Justin Trudeau makes quick campaign stop in Steveston

The Liberal Party leader swept into Steveston with his entourage, glad-handing spectators and residents
Governments face vax passport privacy predicament

Governments face vax passport privacy predicament

Some features of proposed vaccine passport divulge too much data, expert says
High B.C. COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations prompt government action

High B.C. COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations prompt government action

Hospitalizations rise by five to 138, the highest level since June 15
Surrey school study shows low COVID-19 transmission but omits Delta variant

Surrey school study shows low COVID-19 transmission but omits Delta variant

Fraser Health review of youth and school staff cases finds transmission rates were relatively low in school settings and most kids catch COVID-19 in the community/households, but the analysis did not include the Delta variant