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Here鈥檚 why B.C. won鈥檛 be supporting a herd immunity strategy

Here鈥檚 why B.C. won鈥檛 be supporting a herd immunity strategy

鈥淲e鈥檙e not going to encourage people (to develop immunity) by getting sick with COVID-19.鈥�
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This couple held a physically-distanced wedding in Squamish

This couple held a physically-distanced wedding in Squamish

It seems love wins in the end, even when COVID-19 seems to be keeping us all apart.
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Sports world holds out hope for seasons鈥� return

Sports world holds out hope for seasons鈥� return

鈥淧eople in unprecedented times find unprecedented solutions in their respective businesses."
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Privacy breach company remains part of B.C. health data sharing

Privacy breach company remains part of B.C. health data sharing

LifeLabs was hit by an October ransomware data privacy breach affecting 15 million Canadians.
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Two more people with COVID-19 flew on Kelowna flights in April

Two more people with COVID-19 flew on Kelowna flights in April

The BC CDC recommends those who may have been exposed to the infected person聽self monitor for 14 days after the flight, and isolate if they develop symptoms.
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Canadians will be required to wear non-medical face masks on flights, says federal government

Canadians will be required to wear non-medical face masks on flights, says federal government

The new measure聽goes into effect at 9 a.m. PST on Monday, April 20.
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麻豆传媒映画artists and BIAs are teaming up to decorate boarded-up storefronts with cheerful murals

麻豆传媒映画artists and BIAs are teaming up to decorate boarded-up storefronts with cheerful murals

The 麻豆传媒映画Mural Festival is the driving force bringing together artists and community partners to create over 40 temporary murals across the city.
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Over 70,000 animals could be 're-homed' if the 麻豆传媒映画Aquarium closes

Over 70,000 animals could be 're-homed' if the 麻豆传媒映画Aquarium closes

"Is re-homing聽different than re-locating?"
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UBC speech scientist breaks down the threat of 'speaking moistly'

UBC speech scientist breaks down the threat of 'speaking moistly'

"What鈥檚 become clear in the current situation is that we need to have researchers coming together who really understand speech and who really understand airborne pathogens."
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B.C. confirms 43 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 1,618

B.C. confirms 43 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 1,618

鈥淭he standards for essential businesses today will be the template as we move forward."
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