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Dr. Bonnie Henry, B.C.'s Provincial Health Officer. / Flickr/Province of B.C. The curve is trending in the right direction, but B.C.'s COVID-19 death toll remains concerning for health officials. Today (Jan. 18), Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry reported 31 people that died from the virus since Friday (Jan. 15), four of which were in the north, rising the regional death toll to 52 since the pandemic began last year. Across B.C., 1,078 people have succumbed to COVID-19 and there have been 61,447 infections since January 2020 after 1,330 more positive tests came forward over the week...

There's one word describing the north's current COVID-19 situation: concerning.  Cases are still surging while hospitalizations are also on a steep incline, which is pushing the health care system in the region to its max, where resources were already limited before the pandemic landed in March.  Christmas break has also started for schools throughout Northern Health, something that may be needed for the time-being as the list of exposure events has rapidly expanded over the past month.  But perhaps the most concerning part is that Northern Health currently has the highest positivity r...

MELISSA KLARIC | Herald Santa Claus waves from an SUV Friday during a Christmas parade for students that was organized by the staff and faculty at Case Avenue Elementary School. topical alert featured Case Avenue staff, take to city streets to spread cheer By MELISSA KLARIC Herald Staff Writer Dec 19, 2020 MELISSA KLARIC | Herald Santa Claus waves from an SUV Friday during a Christmas parade for students that was organized by the staff and faculty at Case Avenue Elementary School. SHARON – Typically at this time of year, the children at Case Avenue El...

by Craig Takeuchi on December 17th, 2020 at 7:30 PM 1 of 5 2 of 5 Yet again, the new case count and number of deaths remain at high levels, as has been seen for most of this week.  There's news and updates on several outbreaks, including at a Trans Canada pipeline worksite, a ski resort in Kelowna, and food-processing plants in the Lower Mainland.  In addition, low-intensity physical activity in groups—such as classes for yoga, pilates, and tai chi—can begin again indoors under revised public health guidelines.  Immunocompromised people and vaccinations Henry said she has received...

Posted on 443 NCR Corporation (NYSE: NCR), Walmart (NYSE: WMT) and the Atlanta Committee for Progress (ACP), are announcing today a donation of holiday gifts for the students of Hope-Hill Elementary School in Atlanta, Ga. Hope-Hill Elementary School is a pre-kindergarten through fifth grade traditional public school located in the Old Fourth Ward neighborhood within the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site. Hope-Hill Elementary students and families have been significantly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and many are fac...