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B.C. Premier John Horgan to take questions amid surging COVID-19 cases

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COVID-19 cases in the province.Horgan is also expected to provide details on when his caucus will be sworn in, when he will appoint a new cabinet, and whether he will be reconvening the legislature for a fall sitting.The expectation is cabinet and caucus will be sworn in next week.

More record-breaking numbers as B.C. reports 717 new COVID-19 cases, 11 deaths There is increasing pressure for the province to bring in stricter measures around travelling within the province, wearing masks, and enforcing the existing restrictions in Metro Vancouver.Provincial health officer Dr.

Bonnie Henry is expected to extend the restrictions covering Fraser Health and Vancouver Coastal Health Thursday and could add additional restrictions or guidance.The.

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