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John Horgan - John Horgan to step down as B.C. premier, asks party to hold fall leadership race - globalnews.ca - Britain - city Columbia, Britain
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John Horgan to step down as B.C. premier, asks party to hold fall leadership race
John Horgan is set to announce at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday that he plans to step down as premier.Horgan will remain on until a new leader is chosen.
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John Horgan - Vancouver chosen to host FIFA World Cup 2026 games as part of North American bid - globalnews.ca - Usa - Britain - Los Angeles - state New York - Canada - city Seattle - state New Jersey - county Miami - city Atlanta - city Boston - city Columbia, Britain - city Vancouver - city San Francisco - Mexico - city Houston - city Canadian - city Mexico - city Kansas City - county Dallas
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Vancouver chosen to host FIFA World Cup 2026 games as part of North American bid
FIFA has chosen it as one of the 16 cities to host games during the World Cup in 2026.Toronto was the other Canadian city selected, leaving third-bidder Edmonton on the outside looking in.FIFA and the USA-Canada-Mexico bid team have not yet determined which of the 10 games taking place in Canada will be played in each city.The 15 other cities include Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Guadalajara, Kansas City, Dallas, Atlanta, Houston, Monterrey, Mexico City, Boston, Philadelphia, Miami, New York and New Jersey.“British Columbia welcomes the world for FIFA World Cup 2026,” Premier John Horgan said in a news release. “We’re not hosting the largest ever World Cup just for kicks.
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Joe Biden - John Horgan - Canada a step closer to permanent daylight time as U.S. Senate passes bill - globalnews.ca - Usa - Britain - state California - Canada - Washington - state Oregon - city Columbia, Britain - county Canadian
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Canada a step closer to permanent daylight time as U.S. Senate passes bill
There’s some hopeful news from across the border for Canadians tired of switching their clocks back and forth twice a year.
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John Horgan - Spring forward: Daylight time to kick in Sunday for most Canadians - globalnews.ca - state California - Washington - state Washington - state Oregon
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Spring forward: Daylight time to kick in Sunday for most Canadians
daylight time.Yukon and most of Saskatchewan observe permanent daylight time and the premiers of Ontario, B.C. and Quebec have said they’re receptive to ditching the time change.
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British Columbia pulling Russian products from government liquor stores
British Columbia’s Liberal opposition called for Russian products to be pulled from BC Liquor Stores.“I’m calling on the NDP to immediately pull Russian spirits from @bcliquorstores and cease all imports of such products by the BCLDB,” Kevin Falcon wrote on Twitter. Ukraine’s president warns of ‘difficult’ night as Russia closes in on Kyiv “We should do all we can to support the people of Ukraine and not benefit Putin’s regime while this unprovoked aggression continues.”Asked about the proposal earlier Friday, B.C.
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John Horgan - Theresa Tam - COVID-19 won’t disappear and provinces need to ‘evolve,’ says Canada’s top doctor - globalnews.ca - Britain - Canada - city Columbia, Britain - Ottawa
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COVID-19 won’t disappear and provinces need to ‘evolve,’ says Canada’s top doctor
COVID-19 pandemic, British Columbia’s premier has said he’s looking for ways to balance public protection with individual freedom.In a Friday press conference after a meeting of all Canadian premiers, John Horgan said he and other provincial and territorial leaders, discussed interprovincial travel rights as the Omicron variant continues to impact public health restrictions.“As we come to this place of moving in the next number of weeks to potentially endemic rather than pandemic, we need to reimagine the tools at our disposal as citizens and as provinces, and as a federal government is,” said Horgan.“How do we maximize our ability to protect people, which is our obligation, but also to ensure that their liberties are intact and they can make choices for themselves? It’s a fine balance and we’re all working together on how do we get there?” Canadian premiers push for boost in health-care funding from Ottawa In a news conference Friday, Canada’s chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam said that as Canada emerges from the “Omicron wave,” it’s important for governments to recognize that the virus isn’t going to disappear.“We need to be able to address the ongoing presence of the SARS‑CoV‑2 virus in a more sustainable way,” she said.“The virus will continue to evolve so we need to also continue to evolve our measures, recognizing that further waves will occur.”Her comments come as two provinces, Alberta and Saskatchewan, have announced intentions to end most or all COVID-19 restrictions.
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John Horgan - Adrian Dix - Mike Farnworth - Politicians hanged in effigy at protest at B.C. legislature reflect disturbing trend: Expert - globalnews.ca
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Politicians hanged in effigy at protest at B.C. legislature reflect disturbing trend: Expert
COVID-19: What are the political, moral impacts of anti-vaccine protests at hospitals? The claim that the COVID-19 vaccine is actually an “experiment” and therefore runs afoul of the code of medical ethics developed during the Nuremberg trials, has grown in popularity among opponents of COVID policy in recent months.Thursday’s effigy display consisted of figures in white protective suits with the faces of Premier John Horgan, Health Minister Adrian Dix and Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth, hanged by the neck.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to visit B.C. flood zone Friday
atmospheric river.Trudeau is slated to visit Victoria and Abbotsford, the hard-hit Fraser Valley community which remains partially underwater and at risk of more flooding as a new system of three storms rolls in. Abbotsford, B.C.
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British Columbia requesting access to secure gas reserves in the United States
Premier John Horgan has put in a formal request to the Canadian government to ask the United States to access secure gas reserves.
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John Horgan - B.C. Premier John Horgan diagnosed with throat cancer - globalnews.ca
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B.C. Premier John Horgan diagnosed with throat cancer
John Horgan has been diagnosed with throat cancer.Horgan will now undergo treatment to fight the cancer.“The surgery and biopsy that were done last week were successful and I am grateful to the amazing health-care team for all the support I’ve received. The pathology confirmed that the growth in my throat was cancerous,” Horgan said in a statement.“My prognosis is good and I expect to make a full recovery.
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John Horgan - Mike Farnworth - B.C. Premier John Horgan to undergo surgery to remove growth in throat - globalnews.ca
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B.C. Premier John Horgan to undergo surgery to remove growth in throat
John Horgan made a personal statement to the media Thursday morning.He told an impromptu news conference that he felt a lump in his neck a few months ago and underwent tests.That led to the discovery of a growth in his throat.
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John Horgan - Bonnie Henry - Why is B.C. leaving school districts to decide on vaccine mandates? - globalnews.ca
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Why is B.C. leaving school districts to decide on vaccine mandates?
B.C. Premier John Horgan said he knows it can be difficult to leave the issue of vaccine mandates to individual school districts but he is confident he knows that each school district will make the best decision for their staff and their schools.
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John Horgan - Bonnie Henry - Is it fair to put vaccine mandate issues on B.C. school district staff who don’t have health training? - globalnews.ca
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Is it fair to put vaccine mandate issues on B.C. school district staff who don’t have health training?
B.C. Premier John Horgan said in a press conference Thursday that any school district staff who have questions about vaccine mandates in their districts can contact the provincial health officer, Dr.
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John Horgan - Police unions say enforcing B.C. vaccine passport a ‘concern’ given lack of resources - globalnews.ca
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Police unions say enforcing B.C. vaccine passport a ‘concern’ given lack of resources
COVID-19 vaccine passport will put on resources that are already stretched thin.On Friday, Premier John Horgan said businesses who have “difficulty” with patrons refusing to show proof of enforcement can “call law enforcement.” Horgan says businesses facing people defying vaccine passport can ‘call law enforcement’ “We can’t just have the answer (be) always call the police,” said Rob Farrer, Pacific regional director with the National Police Federation.Officers are professionals and will always do their job when called upon, he said.But with the passport program applying to thousands of businesses across the province, he said enforcement will pose challenges under current resources.“We’ve had over 650 deployments to wildfires.
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John Horgan - Bonnie Henry - Adrian Dix - B.C. to reveal details on proof-of-vaccination program on Monday - globalnews.ca
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B.C. to reveal details on proof-of-vaccination program on Monday
COVID-19 to access non-essential services.Premier John Horgan, Health Minister Adrian Dix and provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry are set to make the announcement at 1 p.m.
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John Horgan - Keith Baldrey - B.C.’s reopening plan hinges on keeping COVID-19 variants in check - globalnews.ca
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B.C.’s reopening plan hinges on keeping COVID-19 variants in check
B.C. premier John Horgan will lead the official announcement of phase 2 of the province’s reopening at a news conference Monday and as Keith Baldrey reports, the plans all depend on the Delta variant not running unchecked.
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John Horgan - COVID-19: B.C. lays out restart plan including a return to normal by September - globalnews.ca - Britain
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COVID-19: B.C. lays out restart plan including a return to normal by September
Wearing a mask in B.C. indoor public spaces could be optional by July 1 The restart plan will follow approximate timelines based on vaccination rates continuing to rise across the province and COVID-19 cases continuing to decline.“British Columbians have sacrificed so much over the last 15 months to help keep people and our communities safe,” Premier John Horgan said.“We have made tremendous strides with our vaccination program, and we are now in a position where we can move forward with a plan to slowly bring us back together.
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John Horgan - Is the premier worried about B.C. travellers this long weekend? - globalnews.ca - Britain
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Is the premier worried about B.C. travellers this long weekend?
Premier John Horgan says he wants British Columbians to understand that they need to stay local and close to home this May long weekend as case counts traditionally increase after the holidays.
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John Horgan - Bonnie Henry - Adrian Dix - B.C. premier, health officials to hold live COVID-19 briefing Thursday - globalnews.ca - Britain - city Columbia, Britain
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B.C. premier, health officials to hold live COVID-19 briefing Thursday
COVID-19 update at 2 p.m. PT, Thursday.Global News will carry it live here, on our Facebook page and on BC1.
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John Horgan - Keith Baldrey - Keith Baldrey on possible enforcement of B.C. COVID-19 travel restrictions - globalnews.ca
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Keith Baldrey on possible enforcement of B.C. COVID-19 travel restrictions
Global’s Keith Baldrey on what Premier John Horgan said Tuesday about possible enforcement of COVID-19 travel restrictions.
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John Horgan - Jason Kenney - Matthew Conrod - COVID-19: Alberta government responds to B.C.’s new measures regarding travel - globalnews.ca
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COVID-19: Alberta government responds to B.C.’s new measures regarding travel
A day after B.C. premier John Horgan announced new provincial travel restrictions that could impact Albertans, Alberta premier Jason Kenney responded to the new COVID-19 measures on Tuesday. Matthew Conrod reports.
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John Horgan - Premier expresses outrage at potential ‘super-spreader’ events in Vancouver over weekend - globalnews.ca - city Vancouver
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Premier expresses outrage at potential ‘super-spreader’ events in Vancouver over weekend
Scenes of potential COVID-19 “super-spreader” events in Vancouver over the weekend are not sitting well with the premier. John Horgan saying that’s he’s frustrated “would be the understatement of the year”.
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John Horgan - B.C. to implement roadside checks to limit non-essential travel - globalnews.ca
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B.C. to implement roadside checks to limit non-essential travel
B.C. Premier John Horgan said Monday that measures will be introduced Friday under the Emergency Program Act to limit people from travelling outside of their health authority for non-essential reasons.
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John Horgan - COMMENTARY: Premier Horgan’s generational blame game riles young British Columbians - globalnews.ca - Britain - city Columbia, Britain
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COMMENTARY: Premier Horgan’s generational blame game riles young British Columbians
COVID-19 to spread throughout the province.“I’m appealing to young people: curtail your social activity,” Horgan said, specifically calling out British Columbians between the ages of 20 and 39.“Do not blow this for the rest of us. Do not blow this for your parents and your neighbours and others who have been working really, really hard, making significant sacrifices so we can get good outcomes for everybody.” B.C.
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John Horgan - Bonnie Henry - Adrian Dix - B.C. premier backtracks on blaming young people for rise in COVID-19 cases - globalnews.ca
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B.C. premier backtracks on blaming young people for rise in COVID-19 cases
COVID-19 cases.In a tweet Tuesday afternoon, Horgan said his number one concern is to protect people from COVID.“I’m trying to catch the attention of the few who refuse to follow the public health restrictions,” he said. “To the vast majority of young people doing everything they can: thank you.”Bcklash was swift on Monday after the premier told a news conference that those aged from 20 to 39 do not pay as much attention to the health briefings with provincial health officer Dr.
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John Horgan - Bonnie Henry - Adrian Dix - B.C. to announce additional COVID-19 restrictions, changes to AstraZeneca vaccine rollout plan - globalnews.ca
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B.C. to announce additional COVID-19 restrictions, changes to AstraZeneca vaccine rollout plan
Global BC Facebook page and CKNW.Henry is expected to target the new restrictions on areas that have seen increased transmission.The province is expected to target in-person dining in restaurants and bars. The expectation is the industry will move towards a model with outdoor dining and take-out.
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John Horgan - Fraser Health - Penny Ballem - British Columbia set to lay out ‘new partnerships’ for COVID-19 vaccination roll-out - globalnews.ca - Britain - city Columbia, Britain
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British Columbia set to lay out ‘new partnerships’ for COVID-19 vaccination roll-out
Global BC Facebook page at 12:30 p.m.The announcement is expected to include partnerships to establish the clinics. Fraser Health released some details on Tuesday about new vaccination clinics.This includes a vaccination clinic at the Chilliwack Mall supported by the city of Chilliwack and the Fraser Valley Bandits, a local basketball team and the use of the Langley Events Centre supported by the municipality and the Vancouver Giants.The province has committed to expanding the vaccination clinics for the next phase of the immunization process.
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John Horgan - Bonnie Henry - Adrian Dix - Penny Ballem - B.C. to provide update on COVID-19 vaccination rollout, including plan for priority workers - globalnews.ca - Usa - Canada
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B.C. to provide update on COVID-19 vaccination rollout, including plan for priority workers
COVID-19 vaccine starting next month.Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry, vaccine lead Dr.
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John Horgan - B.C. Premier John Horgan to make announcement on online business grant, take questions - globalnews.ca
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B.C. Premier John Horgan to make announcement on online business grant, take questions
B.C. businesses now eligible for grant money to help transition to online sales The news conference at 12:30 p.m. will be carried live on BC1, on our website, the Global BC Facebook page and CKNW.
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John Horgan - Horgan backs ‘vaccine passports’ for international travel, hesitant about day-to-day use - globalnews.ca - Canada - city Vancouver - Victoria - Richmond
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Horgan backs ‘vaccine passports’ for international travel, hesitant about day-to-day use
Feds say Canada ‘needs to be part’ of vaccine passport talks as other countries race ahead “When it comes to travel, international travel specifically, there’s an absolute need to make sure that you can certify that you’ve been vaccinated coming into a community,” Horgan said.“But in regular activities in Richmond or Vancouver or Victoria or Kelowna we don’t see the value of that at this time, but we’ll continue to monitor it and if there’s a need to change.”Horgan said proof of vaccination was on the agenda when Prime Minister Trudeau spoke with premiers at their weekly meeting, where most provincial leaders agreed the measure was necessary for travellers.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates
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John Horgan - Adrian Dix - ‘We let them down’: Telus CEO apologizes for problems with VCH vaccine booking system - globalnews.ca
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‘We let them down’: Telus CEO apologizes for problems with VCH vaccine booking system
Province scrambling to fix vaccination phone line problems for Vancouver Coastal Health Dix said Vancouver Coastal Health was fully dependent on the call centre provider to provide services based on the contract they had signed with the province.“Telus failed us yesterday,” he said.“For that failure, a lot of people wasted time, and I think lost some confidence in the system — confidence that we’ll have to work hard to rebuild at every level in terms of both technical issues that affected all health authorities and staffing issues.”The government is working to boost up a backup plan in case problems with Telus continue.
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John Horgan - B.C. Premier John Horgan takes media questions Tuesday - globalnews.ca
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B.C. Premier John Horgan takes media questions Tuesday
More to come.-with files from The Canadian Press
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John Horgan - Bonnie Henry - Anxiety builds as details of B.C.’s mass vaccination plan for people over 80 delayed - globalnews.ca
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Anxiety builds as details of B.C.’s mass vaccination plan for people over 80 delayed
COVID-19 immunization distribution plan for those 80 years of age and older.Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry originally expected to unveil the details of plan this week but it has now been pushed to next week.This delay could impact the distribution of the vaccine, set to start the first week of March.Premier John Horgan said his government will provide the information when it is available and does not want to announce a registration plan without having the vaccines in the province.“I understand and appreciate anxiety and frustration.
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John Horgan - Paul Johnson - Premier John Horgan says his government is working new hate crimes legislation - globalnews.ca
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Premier John Horgan says his government is working new hate crimes legislation
It comes in the wake of new data from the Vancouver Police Department that shows a 717 per cent spike in anti-Asian crimes last year. Paul Johnson reports.
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John Horgan - B.C. Premier John Horgan holding press conference Wednesday afternoon - globalnews.ca - province Health
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B.C. Premier John Horgan holding press conference Wednesday afternoon
Global BC Facebook page.Horgan will be taking questions for the first time since the province announced a ban on social gatherings and events indefinitely and since the decision was made to require masks at times in B.C. classrooms.
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John Horgan - B.C. reports 485 new COVID-19 cases, fewest deaths in two months - globalnews.ca - Britain - region Health
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B.C. reports 485 new COVID-19 cases, fewest deaths in two months
COVID-19 on Wednesday, along with four deaths — the fewest in a 24-hour period in more than two months.It came as B.C. marked one year since the first active case of the virus was discovered here.“We have a long, long way to go,” Premier John Horgan said Wednesday.
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John Horgan - Bonnie Henry - Premier John Horgan to respond to Dr. Bonnie Henry’s plea for British Columbians to ‘do more’ - globalnews.ca - Britain - city Columbia, Britain
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Premier John Horgan to respond to Dr. Bonnie Henry’s plea for British Columbians to ‘do more’
COVID-19.Horgan is scheduled to hold his weekly media availability at 1 p.m. PST.
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John Horgan - Abigail Bimman - Push to restrict interprovincial travel hits snag in B.C. - globalnews.ca - Britain - city Columbia, Britain
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Push to restrict interprovincial travel hits snag in B.C.
British Columbia Premier John Horgan says he can’t legally ban people from entering the province, as he faces growing pressure to restrict interprovincial travel during the pandemic. Abigail Bimman explains why some people disagree.
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John Horgan - British Columbia will not impose restrictions on inter-provincial travel, premier says - globalnews.ca - Britain - city Columbia, Britain
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British Columbia will not impose restrictions on inter-provincial travel, premier says
COVID-19.“The review of our legal options made it clear we can’t prevent people from travelling to British Columbia. We can impose restrictions on people travelling for non-essential purposes if they are causing harm to the health and safety of British Columbians,” Horgan said.“Much of current interprovincial travel is work related and therefore cannot be restricted.” B.C.
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John Horgan - Bonnie Henry - Adrian Dix - Penny Ballem - 57% of British Columbians give low score to province’s vaccine rollout plan: poll - globalnews.ca - Britain
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57% of British Columbians give low score to province’s vaccine rollout plan: poll
COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan, a new poll suggests.It come just one day ahead of an announcement on Friday with Premier John Horgan, Dr. Bonnie Henry, Dr.
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John Horgan - Earlier Thursday - B.C. health officials to provide live Thursday COVID-19 update - globalnews.ca
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B.C. health officials to provide live Thursday COVID-19 update
COVID-19 response at 3 p.m. PT, Thursday.Global News will stream the briefing live here and on our Facebook page and carry it on BC1.
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John Horgan - Keith Baldrey - Province allows Canucks to play home games in Vancouver - globalnews.ca - city Vancouver
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Province allows Canucks to play home games in Vancouver
B.C.’s premier announced on Sunday that the Vancouver Canucks will be allowed to play their home games at Rogers Arena this season. Keith Baldrey has more on what John Horgan had to say.
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John Horgan - Premier Horgan suggests B.C. moved too quickly to postpone elective, scheduled surgeries - globalnews.ca - Britain
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Premier Horgan suggests B.C. moved too quickly to postpone elective, scheduled surgeries
COVID-19 response is moving too quickly to cancel scheduled and elective surgeries.Speaking on a broad number of issues in a year-end interview with Global News, Horgan says the province could have avoided pushing back many surgeries.“In hindsight, suspending elective surgeries, there wasn’t the surge we had anticipated in our acute care system,” Horgan said.“We could have potentially relieved some pain from British Columbians a little bit earlier.”On March 15, the province announced “fundamental changes” to the acute care system and cancelled all non-urgent, scheduled surgeries in a bid to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.The province never experienced the surge on hospitals and capacity pressures expected.
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John Horgan - B.C. to eliminate payment reminders in bid to get COVID-19 rule-breakers to pay fines - globalnews.ca
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B.C. to eliminate payment reminders in bid to get COVID-19 rule-breakers to pay fines
COVID-19 rule-breakers pay their fine within 30 days of a court ruling or dispute period ending.The province is asking ICBC, which collects ticket fines on behalf of the government, to send deemed-guilty offenders immediately to collections. The province has historically given people up to a year before referring a fine to collections.“The provincial health officer’s directions and the solicitor general’s orders are clear,” Premier John Horgan said.“Right now, we all need to mask up in indoor public spaces and not gather with anyone outside our household, and today’s expanded enforcement measures will help us change behaviours and bend the curve of infections back down.” B.C.
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John Horgan - Selina Robinson - Details released on how to apply for the B.C. recovery benefit - globalnews.ca - Britain
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Details released on how to apply for the B.C. recovery benefit
BC NDP pledges $1,000 in COVID-19 relief to certain families if re-elected “If we were to wait until the 2020 tax returns people would not get the support until much later. People need the help now,” Finance Minister Selina Robinson said.“This is about recognizing that you could be an electrician married to a hairstylist and the impacts of COVID have been significant in terms of your ability to do Christmas the way you would like to.”British Columbians receiving income assistance and disability assistance will be eligible for the benefit.
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John Horgan - Elf on the Shelf allowed in social bubble, premier tells B.C. child after receiving adorable letter - globalnews.ca
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Elf on the Shelf allowed in social bubble, premier tells B.C. child after receiving adorable letter
coronavirus pandemic, the magic of the Elf on the Shelf won’t be shelved this Christmas.B.C. premier John Horgan shared an adorable letter he received from a seven-year-old girl in Penticton, who was very concerned about the status of her Elf on the Shelf in the wake of new restrictions on gatherings.
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John Horgan - British Columbia set to impose province-wide travel restrictions on Thursday - globalnews.ca - Britain - county Island - city Columbia, Britain - city Vancouver, county Island
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British Columbia set to impose province-wide travel restrictions on Thursday
COVID-19. There was another record high day of new COVID-19 cases in B.C.
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John Horgan - Metro Vancouver - Metro Vancouver mayors facing COVID-19 surge call for more regional data - globalnews.ca - Britain - city Columbia, Britain
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Metro Vancouver mayors facing COVID-19 surge call for more regional data
COVID-19 data.British Columbia releases data five times a week based on the five health authorities in the province, but does not provide specific municipal data.Ontario provides much more specific regional data and, in Toronto, provides data in many cases based on neighbourhoods where people testing positive for the virus live.“As municipalities, we are committed and uniquely positioned to supporting senior governments, residents, businesses and other stakeholders during the challenges of the pandemic.
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United States
Cases: 46 252 513
Deaths: 750 423
Recovered: 0
India
India
Cases: 34 321 025
Deaths: 459 652
Recovered: 0
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Brazil
Cases: 21 835 785
Deaths: 608 235
Recovered: 0
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United Kingdom
Cases: 9 215 683
Deaths: 141 607
Recovered: 0
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Russia
Cases: 8 494 589
Deaths: 237 619
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