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$400 boxes of KN95 masks reflect the high cost of bringing PPE to Canada

The increasing cost of respirator masks and other personal protective equipment has led to complaints of price gouging in B.C. For one company, it shared that its increased prices reflect the reality of getting sought-after goods into Canada in the midst of a pandemic. The Showcase store at Lansdowne Mall was selling N95 mask for

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Residents rush to buy face masks after mandatory mask rule in Kingston

Kingston has a mandatory mask rule which resulted in increased buying of face masks. From bus trips, shopping malls, and trips to the library, you are required to wear a face covering. The Health Unit for Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox, and Addington announced that a public health order had been issued requiring a face mask to

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OC Transpo passengers must wear a face mask on buses and O-Train

Those riding on OC Transpo buses, Para Transpo vehicles, and the O-Train must wear a face mask to board. Starting today, OC Transpo stated that it is mandatory for riders to wear a cloth mask when entering transit stations and onboard buses, trains, Para Transpo minibuses, and contracted taxis. The front door boarding resumes for

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Sneak peek into the extraordinary measures to prevent COVID-19 in one clinic

The measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in one clinic in Vancouver were considered extraordinary. When the Copeman Medical Centre in downtown Vancouver got a new directive from the provincial health officer on how to prevent the spread of COVID-19, it has taken extra steps. If a caller has significant symptoms and relevant travel

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Avoid challenging hikes and climbs during COVID-19 pandemic

The BC Search and Rescue Association urges the public to avoid challenging hikes and climbs during the pandemic. Members of search and rescue organizations in British Columbia have not seen the number of calls go down, despite the stay-at-home recommendations from officials. The number of rescues has not gone down at all according to a

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