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Canadian navy crews quarantined or at sea

Canadian navy crews quarantined or at sea

The Royal Canadian Navy is in the midst of a coronavirus-readiness response called Operation Laser. A Department of National Defence spokesperson said navy crews are being kept quarantined or at sea to remain ready to be deployed.
Port Coquitlam family narrowly escapes blaze, receives over $17,000 within hours

Port Coquitlam family narrowly escapes blaze, receives over $17,000 within hours

A Port Coquitlam family who narrowly escaped an early morning fire in their home has received overwhelming support from the community.
Protective gear shortage a 'crisis' for B.C. seniors' care providers: SafeCare BC

Protective gear shortage a 'crisis' for B.C. seniors' care providers: SafeCare BC

A non-profit organization says the shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) in B.C.’s long-term care homes, assisted living, and home and community care is a “crisis.
Burnaby’s Jagmeet Singh demands Trudeau ‘scrap’ CERB criteria

Burnaby’s Jagmeet Singh demands Trudeau ‘scrap’ CERB criteria

The Trudeau government has struck a deal with opposition parties to swiftly approve a massive $73-billion wage subsidy program aimed at helping businesses and workers survive the economic ravages of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Police search for missing Port Moody man

Police search for missing Port Moody man

Missing man wears a ring in a lip piercing and is known to often wear a toque, plaid shirts and skinny-fit jeans
City of Coquitlam temporarily lays off 800 workers

City of Coquitlam temporarily lays off 800 workers

The cuts, carried out as a cost-saving measure during the COVID-19 crisis, primarily affect staff at recreational facilities and programs
74-year-old COVID-19 survivor has advice — and blood — to give

74-year-old COVID-19 survivor has advice — and blood — to give

Port Moody grandma says she was on oxygen at Eagle Ridge Hospital in Port Moody but has since recovered from coronavirus
B.C. just launched a $300 to $500 rent supplement — here’s how you apply

B.C. just launched a $300 to $500 rent supplement — here’s how you apply

The program, announced last week and launching Thursday, April 9, offers subsidies to help pay your rent
On the mend from COVID-19, couple longing for hugs, return to normalcy

On the mend from COVID-19, couple longing for hugs, return to normalcy

Sylvia Olsen is looking forward to the time when the coronavirus crisis is over and it's once again safe to hug her grandchildren.
FortisBC introduces new financial support for customers

FortisBC introduces new financial support for customers

FortisBC has received interim approval from the BC Utilities Commission to implement its COVID-19 Customer Recovery Fund , a program that provides new support measures for residential and small business customers who are facing financial challenges a