[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]Police say a number of other after-hours events advertised for this weekend should be considered cancelled.

Private parties in Vancouver area linked to at least 45 COVID-19 cases, officials say Earlier in the day, the head of the Vancouver Police Union said three Vancouver police officers have tested positive for the novel coronavirus after responding to a large party.Between 16 to 20 officers are in self-isolation as a result, Vancouver Police Union president Ralph Kaiser said.

Three Vancouver cops contract COVID-19 after responding to ‘out-of-control’ party: union In her daily news conference on Thursday, provincial health officer Dr.

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Spirit of support: Russian vodka removed from Kansas liquor store shelves

Empty spot where Russian vodka was once stocked at Jacob Liquor Exchange in Wichita, Kansas. WICHITA, Kan. - One Kansas liquor store is standing in solidary with Ukraine after it took all Russian vodkas off its shelves Friday, and they hope to inspire others to take a similar stand. After news broke on Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Jacob Liquor Exchange located in Wichita, decided to pull the more than 100 bottles of Russian vodkas and keep them in storage in the event someone specifically asked for one of them, FOX 4 KC reported. "This is obviously a small sanction but it could make ripples and we wanted to show that we are not supporting what’s going on," Jamie Stratton, Jacob Liquor Exchange partner and wine director, told FOX TV Stations.

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1,295 patients with COVID-19 in Alberta hospitals Friday, 13 new deaths

COVID-19 in Alberta continued to drop slowly Friday as the province announced there were 1,295 people with the virus in the province’s hospitals.Of that number, 88 people are receiving care in the ICU. COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to slowly decline in Alberta That compares to 1,357 in hospital with 92 in the ICU on Thursday.The province also announced an additional 13 COVID-19 deaths had been reported over the past 24 hours.

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Perkasie plane crash: Airplane was heading for rarely used airstrip before crashing in neighborhood

PERKASIE, Pa. - The owner of a small, rarely used airstrip just south of where a single-engine plane crashed in a Perkasie neighborhood killing both aboard said he was not aware of the pilot's plan to land. Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) continued to survey the crash site hours after a Beech 35-C33 plane crashed near the intersection of Victoria Lane and Brittany Lane around 5 p.m. Thursday. According to a report from the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA), the small plane with two aboard took off from Doylestown Airport with a destination of Gunden Airstrip. Gunden is a bumpy plot of land that happens to have an FAA-certified landing strip.

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Nationwide helium shortage could deflate accuracy in weather forecasting

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - A key tool that helps meteorologists predict weather conditions will soon be limited due to a nationwide helium shortage.The National Weather Service in Tallahassee, Florida, said they will be switching from twice-daily weather balloon launches to once per day in the morning beginning March 1. However, if significant weather conditions develop, they will have the ability to launch additional weather balloons.The reduction of launches will have no impact on severe weather operations, the NWS said, or their ability to warn on dangerous storms.NWS offices across the country typically launch weather balloons twice a day, once around 7-8 a.m.

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Russia-Ukraine Crisis: US, Europe agree to freeze assets of Russia’s Putin, Lavrov

MOSCOW, RUSSIA - FEBRUARY 24, 2022: Russia's President Vladimir Putin is seen during a meeting with members of Russian business community in the Moscow Kremlin. Alexei Nikolsky/Russian Presidential Press and Information Office/TASS (Photo by Alexei N BRUSSELS - With a military intervention in Ukraine off the table, and countries around the world looking to heap more financial punishment on Moscow, the United States, Britain and European Union said Friday they will move to sanction Russian President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.The Russian military is in the middle of a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.The EU’s unanimous decision, part of a broader sanctions package, indicated that Western powers are moving toward unprecedented measures to try to force Putin to stop the brutal invasion of Russia’s neighbor and from unleashing a major war in Europe.

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COVID-19: Manitoba organizations keeping health mandates in place, despite rules loosening

arts venue says they’ll be following the province’s suggestion.Starting Tuesday, Manitoba will no longer require places like restaurants, gyms and concert venues to check for vaccine proof.However, places like the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra says they’ll be taking matters in to their own hands.“If you look at our audience, they do tend to be a little on the older side, many of them over 45 over 55, so they feel like they’re in that age bracket where it puts them at a high risk,” says Ryan Diduck, the senior director of public engagement with Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra.The WSO says they’ll be temporarily keeping vaccine and mask requirements in place until at least the end of March. They also say they plan on keeping their capacity at 50 per cent until the current season ends in mid-May.“We’ve listened to our patrons and decided to keep these in place until a least the end of march,” he says.It’s a decision that lawyers say is acceptable.

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Russia-Ukraine conflict: NATO chief says response force being deployed against Russian aggression

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said on Friday that the military alliance will deploy elements of its quick response force and broader allied response force to Eastern European member states amid fears that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could spread to other regions.

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Russia-Ukraine Crisis: The Road to Kyiv

As Russian forces bear down on the Ukrainian capital, UBC political science professor Allen Sens speaks with our Jennifer Palma on what could come next.

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CDC: Many healthy Americans can take a break from masks

students in schools, can safely take a break from wearing masks under new U.S. guidelines released Friday.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention outlined the new set of measures for communities where COVID-19 is easing its grip, with less of a focus on positive test results and more on what’s happening at hospitals.The new system greatly changes the look of the CDC’s risk map and puts more than 70% of the U.S. population in counties where the coronavirus is posing a low or medium threat to hospitals.

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Suspect choked paramedic when told to wear mask at Pennsylvania hospital, police say

LANGHORNE, Pa. - A man is facing charges after authorities said he choked a paramedic when he was asked to wear a mask at a Bucks County hospital. Officers from the Fall Township Police Department on Monday responded to Jefferson Bucks Hospital for reports of a man who assaulted a paramedic. According to police, the paramedic told police 42-year-old Jeffrey Choi grabbed his neck when he was told to put on a mask. Another paramedic and hospital staff restrained Choi until officers arrived, police said. Choi has been charged with aggravated assault and disorderly conduct.

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Britney Spears May Leave The US For Her Spirit & Mental Health

Britney Spears is ready to leave the past behind — literally.

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Ukraine-Russia crisis: Delta Air Lines dissolves ties with Russian-national airline

A Delta Air Lines plane taxis toward a gate between other Delta planes at John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York, U.S., on Monday, July 20, 2009.

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Studies: No to very slight risk of hearing loss after COVID vaccine

Two studies yesterday in JAMA Otolaryngology - Head & Neck Surgery explore sudden hearing loss after COVID-19 vaccination, one finding no link and the other showing a marginally higher incidence among Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine recipients.

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COVID-19: LHSC caring for 44 COVID-19 inpatients, with 6 in ICU

Middlesex-London Health Unit reported zero deaths for the second day in a row and added 72 lab-confirmed COVID-19 cases on Friday, though case counts are considered an under-estimate due to testing restrictions and widespread transmission.The total number of deaths reported so far this February remains at 49.London Health Sciences Centre, meanwhile, is caring for 44 inpatients with COVID-19, six of whom are in adult critical care. Friday’s figures mark the first time since Jan. 3 that there were fewer than 50 COVID-19 hospitalizations at LHSC.As noted, LHSC is caring for 44 COVID-19 inpatients, with six inpatients in adult critical care.

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Waterloo Region past Omicron peak but hospitals remain under pressure: top doc

Omicron wave of COVID-19 but the area is not out of the woods yet.“We are in a better situation now that we are past the peak of Omicron wave,” Dr. Hsiu-Li Wang, medical of health, told reporters on Friday morning.

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News Scan for Feb 25, 2022

More than 5 million children have lost a parent or caregiver during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a modeling study published yesterday in The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health.The study by an international team used updated excess mortality and fer

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2022 Alberta budget breakdown with Calgary economist, Edmonton business community

Edmonton Downtown Business Association executive director Puneeta McBryan and University of Calgary economist Trevor Tombe join Tom Vernon to break down the 2022 provincial budget and where it falls short.

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How to talk to children about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Family of ukrainian refugees cross Polish-Ukrainian border in Medyka, Poland on February 25, 2022. (Maciej Luczniewski/NurPhoto via Getty Images) NEW YORK - The pandemic, mass shootings, natural disasters, terror attacks.

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Who is the 'Ghost of Kyiv'? Tale of Ukrainian fighter pilot trends on social media

Ukrainian troops patrol in the town of Novoluhanske, eastern Ukraine, on February 19, 2022. (Photo by ARIS MESSINIS/AFP via Getty Images) KYIV, Ukraine - Social media is buzzing about unconfirmed claims that a single fighter pilot — dubbed the "Ghost of Kyiv" — took down six Russian jets.Twitter users shared videos Friday of a MiG-29 fighter jet flying through the skies over Ukraine, which led to widespread reaction on social media. @KhaledEibid wrote "This Ukrainian Pilot is becoming a legend in Kyiv, He has successfully challenged 6 Russian pilots alone..

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Seven more COVID-19 deaths in Manitoba amid declining hospitalizations

Manitoba planning gradual return to normal health services as COVID-19 cases decline COVID-19 Bulletin #571 https://t.co/BY0WyGsEPO pic.twitter.com/7KW0LLqr0W— Manitoba Gov News (@MBGovNews) February 25, 2022Hospitalization numbers, however, continue to improve — with a decrease of 11 Friday, bringing that total to 513.According to the province, ICU volumes also dropped by three, to 29 patients with COVID-19 in intensive care.

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Queen Elizabeth Canceled Multiple Virtual Meetings This Week Amid COVID Battle

Queen Elizabeth is still dealing with her COVID-19 symptoms.

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Supermodel Eva Herzigova, 48, Makes Spectacular Return To The Milan Runway After Long Covid Recovery

Eva Herzigova left jaws dropped when she walked in the Missoni show at Milan Fashion Week. Eva, 48, wore a long-sleeved Lurex maxi dress, red boots, and a look of confidence during the Friday (Feb. 25) event. The appearance came less than a day after she closed out the Blumarine show, walking in the final look of Thursday’s spectacular: a seductive, black velvet gown that showed off her fit stomach and toned legs. For Eva and fashion fans, this was more than a supermodel strutting her stuff: it marked a return that many thought wouldn’t be possible due to Eva contracting COVID-19 in December 2020.

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World reacts as Russia launches invasion of Ukraine

Russian military forces have begun a large-scale, multi–front invasion of Ukraine. Ted Chernecki has the latest.

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Lanka IOC increases fuel prices with effect from Friday (25)

COLOMBO (News 1st); Lanka IOC increased its Retail Selling Prices with effect from Friday (25).According Diesel was increased by Rs. 15/- per Liter and Petrol by Rs. 20/- per Liter due to significant rise in international fuel prices.

Three charged for running alleged human trafficking network out of Camden, AG says

CAMDEN COUNTY, N.J. - Three people have been charged for allegedly trafficking a missing teenager out of Camden County, the New Jersey Attorney General announced Friday.According to Acting Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin's office, 28-year old Marquise D.

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NATO to send troops to defend allies after Russia invades Ukraine

BRUSSELS - U.S. President Joe Biden and his NATO counterparts agreed Friday to reassure member countries on the alliance’s eastern flank by sending parts of the organization’s response force to help protect them following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.With Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy appealing for help, NATO members ranging from Russia’s neighbor Estonia in the north down to Bulgaria on the Black Sea coast triggered urgent consultations about their security.

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Earl Nichols mass COVID-19 vaccination site to close March 4 due to lower demand

Middlesex-London Health Unit announced Friday that it will be closing its mass vaccination clinic at the Earl Nichols Recreation Centre in one week’s time.The MLHU said the March 4 closure is the result of lower demand and a decision to deploy more resources towards increasing mobile COVID-19 vaccine clinic operations. Ontario COVID numbers: 1,003 people in hospital, 297 in intensive care “We are grateful to the many clinic staff members and volunteers who worked at the Earl Nichols vaccination site and made it such a comfortable and welcoming setting for people and their families to get the COVID-19 vaccine,” said Dr.

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Capitol Riot 'Lectern Guy' sentenced to 75 days in prison, $5K fine

WASHINGTON - A federal judge has sentenced a Tampa Bay area man known as "lectern guy" to 75 days in prison for his role in the deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol.Adam Johnson, 37, of Parrish was also ordered to pay a $5,000 fine as part of his sentence.Johnson walked away with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's lectern and gleefully posed for a photo with it during the January 6, 2021 riot.That photo quickly went viral.The man seen toting Nancy Pelosi’s lectern during the riot was mistakenly identified by some social media users as "Via Getty," based on a misinterpretation of the photo caption -- but a former parishioner from his church told FOX 13 that she immediately knew who it was. "I instantly recognized him, so it's kind of like, 'What are the odds?'" Alex Noon said.

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Life may indeed flash before our eyes when we die, brain wave study suggests

FILE IMAGE - Medical imaging is shown at a hospital in Savoie, France. (Photo by: BSIP/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) LOUISVILLE, Ky. - What happens in the brain when we die? Memorable moments in life may indeed flash before our eyes, the first-ever recording of a dying human brain suggests. "Life recall," or the process of reliving memories of one's life in a matter of seconds when experiencing a near-death experience or death itself, has puzzled neuroscientists for centuries. A new study, published this week by Dr.

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The Libertines share update on Pete Doherty’s health, confirm London shows will go ahead

The Libertines have updated fans on the status of Pete Doherty‘s health, and have confirmed that tonight’s (February 25) show at London’s O2 Forum Kentish Town will go ahead.The band were forced to pull out of their Bristol date yesterday, after the co-frontman “developed a high fever and shortness of breath”.A doctor was called to his aide, and although he tested negative for COVID-19, he was diagnosed with an unspecified “respiratory infection which [required] immediate treatment”. He was advised not to take part in last night’s show “under any circumstances”, leading to its cancellation.Though The Libertines are yet to advise Bristol fans on when (or if) their gig will be rescheduled, they posted on Instagram earlier today that Doherty’s treatment has thus far been successful, and that he “has been allowed to travel to London today and tonight’s show will therefore go ahead”.A post shared by The Libertines (@thelibertines)“Our sincere apologies go to everyone who had tickets for Bristol, especially after all the disruption already caused by the pandemic,” they wrote. “We want to thank our fans for being so understanding and all the good wishes Peter has received.”The Libertines are currently wrapping up their rescheduled ‘Giddy Up A Ding-Dong Tour’, with London slated as the last stop.

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B.C. reports 46 new COVID-19 cases, 11 days with no new deaths

COVID-19 in B.C. and no new deaths.There have been 4,111 confirmed cases of the disease in the province.

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B.C. officials report 141 new cases over 72-hour period, no new deaths

British Columbia health officials announced 141 new cases of COVID-19 over a three day reporting period on Monday, August 10. Provincial health officer Dr.

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B.C. health officials to provide Monday COVID-19 update

novel coronavirus pandemic.On Friday, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry and Health Minister Adrian Dix reported 53 new cases of COVID-19 in B.C.

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Another COVID-19 warning posted for U.S. flight to B.C.

COVID-19.The BC Centre for Disease Control said Monday that passengers on Alaska Airlines flight No. 2930 from Seattle to Vancouver on July 31 may be at risk.The centre reminded travellers that anyone arriving from outside of Canada is required to self-isolate for 14 days.

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Video shows anti-mask protesters in downtown Vancouver Sunday

COVID-19 information from the B.C. government and health officials.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The crowd was also chanting “no new normal!” Vancouver protesters rally against masks, though experts say they slow spread of COVID-19 A woman walks by holding a sign that says, “vaccines, choice not force.”British Columbia does not require masks in public, but some private businesses do need customers to wear them to enter the premises.B.C.’s provincial health officer Dr.

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Okanagan art gallery showcases pieces made during COVID-19

Village Gallery in Lumby is celebrating some of the art that has been created during the novel coronavirus pandemic.“Some of these pictures, there’s a feeling of fear and anxiety but there are also feelings of hope,” said Robin Ledrew, Monashee Art Council board member.The small gallery worked with artist Ernie Hurst to bring the collection to life and challenged locals to create art about COVID-19.There’s everything from paintings to mosaics, a poem and even a statue of B.C.’s provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry.

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Coronavirus: Large social gatherings causing concern for B.C. health officials

COVID-19 cases emerge from large social gatherings.Three Vancouver police officers and two Vancouver police patrols are in isolation after breaking up an out-of-control party with more than 100 people attending, Ralph Kaisers, president of the Vancouver Police Union, said on social media on Friday.Kaisers told Global News the party took place in an apartment in downtown Vancouver in late July.Between 16 to 20 officers are in self-isolation as a result, Kaisers said.In addition, hundreds of people are now self-isolating following a house party in North Vancouver.“The numbers of contacts related to that are in the 400 range,” B.C. provincial health officer Dr.

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More COVID-19 warnings posted for U.S. and Canadian flights to B.C.

B.C.’s top doctor says airlines are holding back information needed for contact tracing Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said on Tuesday that the lack of contact information public health officials get from airlines “would shock you.”Henry said the airlines collect information for a different reason, which means health officials might get the name of the person or company who booked the ticket rather than the person who was actually on the flight.

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At least 45 cases of COVID-19 linked to Vancouver party

Global BC reporter Keith Baldrey asks provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry about reports of 45 cases of COVID-19 connected to a Vancouver party. Henry says an estimate of 1500 people are now in isolation connected to this event.

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Private parties in Vancouver area linked to at least 45 COVID-19 cases, says B.C.’s top doctor

COVID-19 in the province are linked to private parties in the Metro Vancouver area.Dr. Bonnie Henry said the exposure event bears a resemblance to an outbreak in Kelowna connected to private gatherings that took place over the Canada Day long weekend.“It seems to be that there are overlapping social groups that have been to a number of parties, slightly different to what we saw in the Interior, but a similar concept,” Henry said.Henry said about 400 people are now in self-isolation.“Even though they may have been smaller individual parties, the overlapping groups meant that there’s a large number of people that were potentially exposed.” Kelowna COVID-19 outbreaks linked to hotel parties: B.C.

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B.C. officials report 47 cases of COVID-19, no additional deaths for a second straight day

B.C. health officials announce 47 new cases of COVID-19, and no additional deaths on Thursday, August 8.

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Mandatory masks to be required on all Metro Vancouver public transit amid COVID-19

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The cards for exempt riders will be made available at Compass Customer Service Centres at Stadium-Chinatown and Waterfront Stations.Transit Police will be able to enforce the face coverings rule on transit but the initial focus of this policy will be on awareness and education.“Transit is an important service for many British Columbians. TransLink’s decision to make masks mandatory on their vehicles will help make transit safer for passengers, and we can make it safer for our fellow passengers when we wear a mask,” Provincial Health Officer Dr.

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B.C.’s top doctor addresses anxiety and fears of parents around back to school

Speaking to reporters at Tuesday’s COVID-19 presser, Dr.

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Health officials to provide COVID-19 update following B.C. Day long weekend

novel coronavirus pandemic, following the B.C. Day long weekend.Provincial health officer Dr.

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Michael Buble headlines new Order of B.C. winners, Dr. Bonnie Henry still waiting

‘Kind, calm and safe’: Catch phrases one key to B.C.’s success managing COVID-19 Bauman could not speak directly to this year’s nominations because the nomination process is confidential.It is unknown whether anyone nominated Henry before the pandemic began.The committee did not consider either extending the nomination period or making special exceptions for individuals who have made an impact during the pandemic that would lead to deserving an Order of B.C.“Do we make exceptions to that? It’s in my experience that we do not.

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Coronavirus exposures reported on Calgary, Ottawa flights through Vancouver

Coronavirus exposures detected on two new flights through Vancouver Anyone who develops symptoms is urged to call 811 to arrange for a test immediately.On Thursday, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry again expressed frustration over the difficulty of getting flight passengers’ contact information from airlines.“What’s actually in the booking system and the flight manifests don’t always line up and don’t always provide us with useful information,” said Henry.“What shows up on the flight manifest is a name, but not always how we can get in touch with them quickly.” Coronavirus: 7 more B.C.

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Everyone, including essential workers, must self isolate for 14-days if travelling outside of Canada

Speaking to reporters at the Thursday COVID-19 briefing, Dr. Bonnie Henry reminds travellers, whether travelling in the U.S.

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Surrey RCMP crack down on after-hours clubs, arrest operator of lounge linked to COVID-19 exposure

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