BC Cancer says cancer treatments will continue in the province, despite the challenges posed by COVID-19.

Since announcing its COVID-19 Relief Fund on April 1, BC Hydro has had over 500 reported incidents of attempted scams targeting its customers. 

Government of BC has temporarily extended hours of retail liquor service in the province to enhance physical distancing for seniors and people who are immuno-compromised.

When an outbreak hits a community, one of the most urgent things people want is information. This is human nature, as information allows us to protect ourselves, our families and our loved ones.

Those providing essential services cannot be held liable for damages caused by exposure to COVID-19 while continuing to operate, according to a new order from the Government of BC.

There is a silver living in the COVID-19 cloud. More than 500 people in BC have now recovered from the disease.

The BC Coroners Service confirmed the first COVID-19 community death, which means a death that didn't occur in the hospital or a care home.

A six-years-old is sending healing vibes to all those affected by COVID-19 through the traditional Squamish Nation dance and prayer.

Don’t share joints, vapes, pipes, or bongs—you may be passing more than you think.

Metro Vancouver will restrict open burning in all areas of Metro Vancouver, effective immediately.

The BC Association of Farmers’ Markets (BCAFM) is helping markets move online to provide consumers with locally grown food products due to COVID-19.

BC Hydro says it will be cancelling all power outages in the province, except in the case of an emergency.

The Government of BC is banning the resale of food, medical supplies, personal protective equipment, cleaning and other essential supplies.

BC is closing 16 provincial parks due to people not respecting social distancing guidelines.

The BC SPCA is offering half-price adoption fees for all animals in its facilities across the province from March 23 to March 27.

As many as 100 people in the province have recovered from COVID-19, the BC government announced today.

BC government will allow restaurants to deliver liquor alongside the purchase of a meal.

As many as 24 health care workers in BC have been affected by COVID-19 so far, according to Dr. Bonnie

BC Government has announced 77 new cases of COVID-19 in the province, for a total of 348 cases.

More than 60 doctors have joined forces to launch a petition calling on the government to mount “a war-like effort”