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Pandemic-triggered increases in store closures, street disorder and anti-Asian racism have slammed the historic community, with a contrasting mix of unease and optimism among those who remain and those who left

Some questions – and some answers – from the June 17 briefing by Education Minister Jennifer Whiteside and Dr. Bonnie Henry

No decision about mask requirements in schools has been made yet.

3,454,295 residents have received at least one dose of vaccine since B.C. provided its first dose exactly six months ago.

Fraser Health has only one business listed on its COVID-19 workplace closures list. The latest, as of June 14, is Titanium Auto Group T2 on 19602 Fraser Hwy. in Langley.

It’s the first of its kind in the province and is greatly appreciated by an industry that has worked at full speed and around the clock throughout the pandemic.

At the time of writing this column, 73% of British Columbians have had their first COVID-19 vaccination, daily case numbers continue to drop and we’ve entered step two of B.C.’s Restart Plan.

Number of those in intensive care units with the disease are at a level not seen since November 7.

Border re-entry may undergo further changes this summer, says minister

This list of flights with confirmed cases of the virus continues to grow.