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Canada is winning the vaccine lottery. Other countries aren't so lucky. cbc.ca 2 hrs ago Aaron Wherry © Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press Jessica Lundeen, left, waits to hug her two kids Austin Lundeen, 12, centre, and Chantal Lundeen, 14, after receiving their COVID-19 vaccine at Gordon A. Brown Middle School in Toronto on Wednesday, May 19, 2021. Canadians are very lucky. Just a few months after the vaccination campaign was assailed by politicians and pundits as a disaster, this country of 38 million people had received 23 million doses of a COVID-19 vaccine as of Thur...

Article content B.C.’s COVID-19 vaccination program appears to show no signs of letting up. For about 10 days, the average number of people getting vaccinated daily has been 50,000. And there are more than 808,000 British Columbians registered for a vaccine on the province’s booking system as of May 19 who had yet to get a first dose, according to information provided by the Ministry of Health. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or COVID-19: As British Columbians continue to register for first jab, it is still unclear if vaccine hesitancy will ...

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It is fascinating in a way it wasn’t before COVID-19, to look back at how the polio epidemic played out in Squamish in the 1950s. Now, learning about that time in our history is somehow more . . .

Long before COVID-19 upended much of daily life in Squamish, another virus was taking lives and impacting local families. A number of people in town still remember the days of polio, which, like . . .