B.C. announces delay in Pfizer vaccine deliveries
There are 118 active COVID-19 cases in the central island region, a decrease of six since yesterday.
January 15, 2021
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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.
There are 124 active COVID-19 cases in the central island region, an increase of six since yesterday.
There are 130 active COVID-19 cases in the central island region, an increase of 10 since yesterday.
B.C. has acquired more than 650 hectares of land for a proposed expansion to its park system.
There are 120 active COVID-19 cases in the central island region, an increase of three since yesterday.
There are 186 active cases of COVID-19 in the Island Health region, including 59 reported over the weekend.
Projects can include providing education, planting bee-specific forage and new technology and innovations to protect bees health.
Island Health expanded its vaccination efforts to the central island region yesterday.
The provincial health authority has extended COVID-19 public health restrictions to Feb. 5.