COVID-19 drug trials start Thursday

Don't expect a vaccine for up to 18 months: UBC researcher Clinical trials on a drug to block the COVID-19 virus will

Alberta surpasses B.C. in COVID-19 cases for first time

Data suggests B.C. is flattening the curve better than other provinces British Columbia has outperformed other

Civil liberties association fears 'mass police database' The B.C. Civil Liberties Association is warning both the

The CEO of Telus Corp. (TSX:T) is donating his second-quarter salary to efforts helping frontline health-care workers amid the COVID-19 crisis.…

Ottawa is once more retooling economic relief efforts addressing the COVID-19 crisis in a bid to help students and businesses. Prime Minister

Talking to family and friends, exercise, sleep, diet key to surviving home work Maintaining mental health during

Dr. Kelley Lee of SFU says by quitting, smokers can play an important role in preventing further stress on the healthcare system, but governments

Those who don't follow bylaw direction can be fined $500 DESPITE REPEATED warnings from provincial health officials

VICTORIA — Scientists who track the growth of pandemics say some figures provided by public health officials tell more about the spread of the novel

YVR CEO reported that passenger numbers have further plummeted at the airport. Traffic has plummeted at YVR to four per

The short video was produced in the family's basement out of their vast collection of Lego. They hope the message reaches kids from coast to coast.

Residents returning from abroad are considered at higher risk of having contracted the virus Despite a federal order

By now it is clear the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic will be widespread and unusually painful. The shuttering of much of the

Agreement comes amid concerns over Canada's domestic supply of medical equipment Ottawa has landed a deal with four

Landlord B.C. is open to collaborating with tenant advocates to lobby government to bring in more programs for renters