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Playland says it plans to open in early June

On the bright side, gas is down to $1.13. Now if only there were somewhere to go. Justine Etzkorn doesn’t worry about that. As a lighthouse keeper on the west coast of Vancouver Island, she only ventures into town, Victoria, a couple of times a year.

While BC Ferries is advising customers to avoid non-essential travel so as to slow the spread of COVID-19, a press release from the company says that it’s not been instructed to restrict travel.

Squamish healthcare worker signs open letter calling for shutdown of non-essential workplaces

A group of North Vancouver kids in the Seymour area have used what might be the strangest spring break in history to create what might be the longest hopscotch course in history.

As public gathering places are shut down and the province orders mandatory social distancing to prevent the spread of COVID-19, some North Shore residents are apparently not getting the massage.

B.C. now has 617 confirmed cases of COVID-19, up 145 from Sunday night. Dr. Bonnie Henry, B.C.’s chief medical health officer, revealed, however, on Tuesday afternoon that there were no new deaths related to the virus. In B.C.

There’s never been a better reason to stay home, and the weather forecast looks dismal, too.

Company seeks Environmental Assessment Certificate extension for five years, citing factors such as COVID-19, contractor financial struggles, amendment timelines

All VCH facilities restricting visitor access in attempt to stop spread of COVID-19