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It is a crisis that shows no signs of abating – a medical emergency threatening the lives of countless British Columbians.

With the number of positive COVID-19 tests skyrocketing across much of the United States, it is clear this global pandemic is not ending anytime soon.

Many Vancouver Island residents are packing their bags and checking ferry schedules for summer sailings as B.C. prepares to lift its advisory on non-essential travel.

A new fashion accessory is making an appearance on Greater Victoria’s streets.

A move to increase foot traffic is a lifeline thrown to many struggling Victoria businesses.

Classrooms looked decidedly different when students headed back to school for the first time in two months this week.

B.C.’s lowest-paid workers will be getting a few more dollars to try and make ends meet.

Last week provincial officials unveiled their “Go-Forward Strategy,” which included a plans to ease some of the restrictions that have been in place since March.

The onset of the COVID-19 pandemic has brought about many changes to our everyday lives. The way we work has changed, the way we eat has changed, even a simple walk in the park is a little less simple these days.

B.C. recorded 34 new positive tests for COVID-19 April 29, bringing the provincial total to 2,087.