I m just a small-town girl that wants to tell her small town friends what this has been like, Bush said. I don t want people to think that it s not happening in their own backyard. Bush said she s afraid that people aren t going to pay attention to the restrictions put in place during the holiday season and wants people to take the coronavirus seriously. In the north the second wave is worse than the first, she added. We re getting hit really hard now and I m afraid it s going to get worse, Bush said. We re a caring bunch of people in the north and we have to be careful and follow the rules.
640 new Covid cases, 24 deaths in B C
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COVID-19 patients in B C hospitals, ICU wards rise to record levels
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Active COVID-19 infections in B C pass 10,000 for the first time
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Northern British Columbia has set a new record for COVID-19 positivity in the province, with a seven day average of 10.6 positives for every 100 tests conducted.
This is the highest rate recorded by any health region in British Columbia since the pandemic began, with Fraser Health topping out at a positivity rate of 9.2 in November.
Northern Health also continues to have the highest rate of COVID-19 patients in critical care in B.C. As of Monday afternoon, 18 of 87 critical care patients in B.C. were from northern B.C., meaning a region with just six per cent of the population accounted for more than twenty per cent of critical care patients.