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Peter Wood is still trying to figure out if preparing to open a new restaurant in the midst of a global pandemic is crazy or a stroke of genius.

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry is urging continued vigilance even as British Columbia prepares to begin loosening restrictions in response to COVID-19 next week.

Nanaimo agencies providing essential food services are working out of municipal recreational facilities to raise money and keep their operations running during the pandemic.

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