Economy, Law & Politics

Poultry-processing plants and the Mission Institution continue to notch new cases

As Canadians turn their focus towards restarting the economy amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government and the nation’s premiers are unveiling guidelines for how that should unfold.

Quarantined inmate in common area, food utensils shared, cleaning left to prisoners

No date has been confirmed for when students may head back to school

Richmond has around 500 such employees working in six long-term care facilities

Trudeau says shared guidelines between Ottawa, provinces will be released shortly

Haida Gwaii communities issue order banning non-residents over COVID-19 fears

Provincial health officer says easing of restrictions to be announced soon

What happened: Economists predict COVID-19 fallout will cost B.C. billions, sending its budget into deficit territory Why it matters: B.C. was previously projecting a slight budget surplus prior to the pandemic That the pandemic will cost B.C.

The first major decision in the high-profile extradition case of Huawei Co. Ltd.