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The more it changes, the more it stays the same, as the 14-day self-isolation period for Tri-City News journalist Mario Bartel and his family comes to an end

A change of heart for the former premier of B.C.?

At first blush, Justin Trudeau鈥檚 announcement Friday to subsidize employee wages got the principle dead right, but the application dead wrong.

British Columbia鈥檚 health-care system would have to stretch to the snapping point if the COVID-19 outbreak turns into a northern Italy style catastrophe.

Tri-City News journalist Mario Bartel and family, while in COVID-19 quarantine, make a run for the border after a trip to the freezer looking for foodstuffs

What if we鈥檇 done this sooner? B.C. kicked up the level of emergency several notches Thursday by announcing plans for more major interventions in the economy and more restrictions to protect public health.

With the end of his family's self-isolation in sight, Tri-City News journalist Mario Bartel looks ahead to its conclusion, and the end of the COVID-19 pandemic

Old routines give way to new ones as The Tri-City News' Mario Bartel are well into Week 2 of their condo quarantine

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