Each day in Canada, a lot of news regarding COVID-19 comes out nationally and locally.
Now, we’re bringing you the top coronavirus headlines from Vancouver and across Canada all in one place on a daily basis, to help you digest the information and stay in the know with the biggest stories and developments.
You can also view all the headlines in real time here.
Top COVID-19 stories for March 27 in Vancouver
Provincial government giving $3 million to BC’s arts and culture sector
Calling it a “a first, but very necessary, step.”
Vancouver Tim Hortons’ licence suspended for “gross misconduct”
Inspectors visited four times and issued several warnings.
Two more people have died from coronavirus in BC
And 67 new cases were announced today.
BC health officials warn of “unproven” coronavirus treatment and medications
Currently, “a proven treatment for COVID-19 does not exist.
2 staff members diagnosed with coronavirus at Fraser Heath seniors’ facilities
The staff members worked at seniors’ communities in Langely and Surrey.
BC compares coronavirus case rates to hardest-hit regions in the world
Comparing BC against South Korea, Hubei, and Northern Italy.
BC government to offer safe drug supply during coronavirus pandemic
“We’re dealing with one public health emergency on top of another.”
Trudeau announces Canada to cover 75% of wages for qualifying businesses to avoid layoffs
And it will be backdated to March 15.
In-person Service Canada centres close due to coronavirus pandemic
Service will still be done over the phone.