Active COVID-19 cases in Island Health surpasses 200
Island Health reported 43 new cases of COVID-19 today.
January 21, 2021
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Island Health reported 43 new cases of COVID-19 today.
“$500,000 is an absolute game changer — and for us to say we own our home now, it’s just amazing,” said Rod Bitten.
There are now 132 active cases of COVID-19 in central Vancouver Island and a total of 177 in Island Health.
The Committee of the whole voted to defer the motion to provide support for the project to its Feb. 9 meeting.
B.C. is investing $800,0000 across four public post-secondary institutions to meet demand and help train new community health care workers. This funding will allow Vancouver
There are 130 active #COVID19 cases in the central island region, an increase of 12 since Friday.
B.C. will phase out its enhanced driver’s licence (EDL) and enhanced identification cards (EIC) over the next five years.
B.C. homeowners can no longer apply for the homeowner grant through the municipal office and instead are asked to go directly to the province using its new online system.
There are 118 active COVID-19 cases in the central island region, a decrease of six since yesterday.
The B.C. government announced the province’s first anti-racism act and said it will launch an anti-racism awareness campaign as part of a $1.9 million investment, designed to make B.C. more inclusive.