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Coronavirus and schools: Two-week spring break a chance to recalibrate

Coronavirus and schools: Two-week spring break a chance to recalibrate

For many school districts, Friday was the last day before spring break, a two-week hiatus from classes that gives health officials time to consider whether to keep schools open.
sa国际传媒 allots billions to battle coronavirus, restricts global travel

sa国际传媒 allots billions to battle coronavirus, restricts global travel

The suspension of Parliament, billions of dollars in extra federal spending, and recommendations against leaving the country were among extraordinary steps public and private sector organizations took Friday to try to curb the COVID-19 pandemic.
Langford soccer internationals cancelled due to pandemic

Langford soccer internationals cancelled due to pandemic

The sa国际传媒-Trinidad and Tobago soccer games March 27 and March 31 at Westhills Stadium have become the first COVID-19 casualties of a heavy spring and summer of scheduled international sporting events on the Island.
Coronavirus: Who needs to be tested, who does not

Coronavirus: Who needs to be tested, who does not

Those who are symptom-free don鈥檛 have to be tested for COVID-19, even if they have travelled abroad, provincial health officer Bonnie Henry said Friday, in announcing 11 new cases of the virus, for a total of 64 cases.
UVic suspends classroom teaching due to COVID-19; will use other methods

UVic suspends classroom teaching due to COVID-19; will use other methods

The University of Victoria is moving away from face-to-face instruction for the rest of the term, asking instructors to find other ways to conduct classes and evaluate students.
Michelle Obama talk in Victoria postponed

Michelle Obama talk in Victoria postponed

Former U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama will reschedule her upcoming event in Victoria, which was set for March 31 at Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre. The move was made after sa国际传媒
Cruise-ship season delayed to July 1

Cruise-ship season delayed to July 1

The start of the cruise-ship season has been officially postponed to July 1 because of concern about the COVID-19 virus. Transport sa国际传媒 said the deferral applies to all cruise ships that have a capacity to carry more than 500 passengers and crew.
For homeless people, daily survival is the top priority

For homeless people, daily survival is the top priority

People desperate for a meal and a聽place to sleep are focused on daily survival, not whether they might have contracted the novel coronavirus, says Grant McKenzie of Our Place Society, which runs a drop-in centre for people who are homeless 鈥淭hey鈥檙e r
Are you ill? Stay home, stay away from others

Are you ill? Stay home, stay away from others

If you are sick, the first thing you need to do is stay home, away from others, says provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry.
Adrian Raeside cartoon: The strain on sa国际传媒鈥檚 health-care system

Adrian Raeside cartoon: The strain on sa国际传媒鈥檚 health-care system

Are you ill? Stay home and away from others, health officials advise.