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New COVID-19 cases appear to be slowing

New COVID-19 cases appear to be slowing

Health Minister urges people of faith not to celebrate upcoming religious holidays in large gatherings
Care home associations scramble to source PPE supplies

Care home associations scramble to source PPE supplies

Safecare BC project results in 300,000 PPE items being donated
Canada, U.S. in ‘productive’ talks amid medical-supplies row

Canada, U.S. in ‘productive’ talks amid medical-supplies row

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says delivery of medical supplies a 'two-way street'
Insider Trading: April 6, 2020

Insider Trading: April 6, 2020

The following is a list of stock trades made by corporate executives, directors and other company insiders of B.C.’s public companies filed in the week ended April 1, 2020. The information comes from a compilation of required reports filed with the BC Securities Commission obtained from DisclosureNet.com.
COVID-19 puts deep freeze on government business

COVID-19 puts deep freeze on government business

Pandemic slams brakes on a wide range of federal, provincial, municipal projects and policy initiatives
Pandemic crisis sidelines provincial policies

Pandemic crisis sidelines provincial policies

As province copes, once-pressing government business gets relegated to the back burner
Financial support available tomorrow; feds considering direct support for students

Financial support available tomorrow; feds considering direct support for students

Canada-U.S.-3M dispute over respirator masks continues
Refugee border restrictions to remain in place

Refugee border restrictions to remain in place

Rights groups wanted refugees allowed into Canada from New York during pandemic
Trudeau announces COVID-19 funding for women's shelters, homeless

Trudeau announces COVID-19 funding for women's shelters, homeless

Trudeau dismisses possibility of retaliation to Trump's attempts to ban mask exports to Canada
City of Vancouver lays off 1,500 workers during pandemic, fears loss of $200 million in revenue

City of Vancouver lays off 1,500 workers during pandemic, fears loss of $200 million in revenue

Staff cuts spurred by closure of facilities, suspension of parking enforcement, city manager says