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Liberals eye subsidies for oil and gas, tourism and air travel sectors

Liberals eye subsidies for oil and gas, tourism and air travel sectors

Focus of economic development plan entirely on getting past pandemic: Joly
Province launches COVID-19 business support service

Province launches COVID-19 business support service

The service will function as a single point of contact for businesses looking for information and resources
‘Significant’ time until border restrictions ease, says Trudeau

‘Significant’ time until border restrictions ease, says Trudeau

Feds expand eligibility for business loan program
B.C. continues to flatten the COVID-19 curve

B.C. continues to flatten the COVID-19 curve

The number of new cases, deaths and hospitalizations has been rangebound since April 8
Trump's decision to pull WHO funding a call for Canadians to get involved: observers

Trump's decision to pull WHO funding a call for Canadians to get involved: observers

While many in B.C. joined critics around the world in condemning U.S.
Court rejects $25 million bankruptcy proposal by stock schemers

Court rejects $25 million bankruptcy proposal by stock schemers

The Poonians’ scheme targeted retirement savings of unsophisticated investors
Vancouver mayor says city not going bankrupt, despite media reports

Vancouver mayor says city not going bankrupt, despite media reports

Kennedy Stewart reiterates plea to senior governments for emergency money
B.C. extends state of emergency for another two weeks

B.C. extends state of emergency for another two weeks

Premier John Horgan says the province will rely on data to inform when it lifts emergency restrictions
Surrey projecting a $42 million shortfall if COVID-19 restrictions ease in summer

Surrey projecting a $42 million shortfall if COVID-19 restrictions ease in summer

Mayor Doug McCallum claims city was preparing before WHO declared a pandemic on March 11
B.C. unemployment will soon hit 14%: think tank

B.C. unemployment will soon hit 14%: think tank

What happened: Conference Board of Canada says B.C.