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Many businesses have been refusing to publicly share information on COVID-19 exposure events at their establishments, he continued, and B.C. health authorities essentially list absolutely nothing as if a deadly virus is not circulating in our communities.

While the service, entertainment and retail industries struggle to recover from COVID-19, the tech industry booms, adding more than 165,000 jobs to the economy nationwide.

This post will be updated as the USA situation develops:

The next time we're scheduled to hear from Dr. Henry is on Friday, when she'll announce if public health rules will change or not. B.C. public health officials reported another 625 cases of COVID-19 Wednesday, the highest total since New Year’s Eve as holiday season gathering and travel advisories are up for renewal.

The parents couldn’t believe it. They were gone from the bikes for only five minutes and they were stolen. How did someone walk by in that time, see the bikes and take them? My heart just goes out to the two little kids who probably got the bikes for Christmas and now they’re gone, said Jones who took to the Facebook page Penticton locals helping locals.

The only book by a former White House resident to come close to the early pace of A Promised Land is the memoir by Obama’s wife, Michelle Obama, whose Becoming sold 725,000 copies in North America its first day and has topped 10 million worldwide since its release in 2018.

We have seen a decrease in the number of people who have been infected from attending social gatherings, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said as she announced the province-wide expansion of restrictions this week. So, it is making a difference in the Lower Mainland. Now we need to focus on some of the workplace settings where we’re seeing increases and long-term care where we’re seeing increases.

An increasing number of nurses have either contracted the virus or have to self-isolate due to COVID, noted Christine Sorensen, president of the B.C. Nurses’ Union, which is only pulling more nurses out of the health care system, leaving more work for fewer nurses.

For the first #WeSeeYou Day (January 11, 2021) The Ballantyne Group is calling on schools across the country to join in to let the thousands of youth and young adults living in remote indigenous communities know they are no longer an invisible segment of the population.

Updated public health orders came into effect today, mandating masks be worn indoors.

Moonlight Madness tonight