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Many businesses can still carry on, B.C. COVID-19 doctor says

Many businesses can still carry on, B.C. COVID-19 doctor says

Employers need to provide cleaning options for work space
COVID-19: It could take 3 years for stock market to recover, says B.C. economist

COVID-19: It could take 3 years for stock market to recover, says B.C. economist

But true financial impact will depend on how long pandemic lasts
Victoria distiller partners with body care store to make free hand sanitizer

Victoria distiller partners with body care store to make free hand sanitizer

Companies will distribute product to essential service workers
Langford Costco limits number of shoppers in store at one time

Langford Costco limits number of shoppers in store at one time

Langford encourages customers to avoid early morning shopping
B.C. declares state of emergency, recalling legislature for COVID-19

B.C. declares state of emergency, recalling legislature for COVID-19

Legislature coming back next week with few MLAs
EI expansion answers B.C.’s request for Ottawa coronavirus assistance

EI expansion answers B.C.’s request for Ottawa coronavirus assistance

Justin Trudeau says $27B fund targets shut-down workers, businesses
Don’t ‘overstock’ supplies for coronavirus, B.C. finance minister says

Don’t ‘overstock’ supplies for coronavirus, B.C. finance minister says

Carole James warns that seniors, single parents are left without
Airports poised to lose $1.3 billion amid travel collapse, says industry group

Airports poised to lose $1.3 billion amid travel collapse, says industry group

Canadian Airports Council president asked Transport Minister for roughly $380 million in relief
More wipes, no jeans: Amazon limits shipments to warehouses

More wipes, no jeans: Amazon limits shipments to warehouses

Suppliers not allowed to send non-essentials like jeans, phone cases to warehouses for three weeks
B.C. legislature to reopen with fewer MLAs to tackle COVID-19

B.C. legislature to reopen with fewer MLAs to tackle COVID-19

Province will dip into deficit due to pandemic, Carole James says