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Can business cope with COVID-19?

Can business cope with COVID-19?

Bob Price talks with the BC Chamber of Commerce’s Val Litwin about how BC businesses are dealing with COVID-19, and what needs to happen next.
Indigenomics, forestry, and UNDRIP

Indigenomics, forestry, and UNDRIP

Carol Anne Hilton: One of the industries that will be most affected by UNDRIP is forestry. But the good news is much of it was already moving in the right direction.
#BCPOLI Hotstove - Social, er, physical distancing, day 10

#BCPOLI Hotstove - Social, er, physical distancing, day 10

Topics include COVID-19, and...well, that's all this week.
STAY HOME

STAY HOME

Jody Vance: If you won’t stay home for you, stay home for people on the front lines.
Is Canada heading for a national emergency?

Is Canada heading for a national emergency?

Some Canadians are putting their fellow citizens in harm’s way. It must stop now, even if the measures are drastic.
Coping with panic attacks

Coping with panic attacks

Understandably, a lot of people are feeling overwhelmed. If you are susceptible to panic attacks, here's what you should know.
Protecting Indigenous communities during the pandemic

Protecting Indigenous communities during the pandemic

Carol Anne Hilton: BC First Nations are also taking action to halt the spread of COVID-19.
Homeschooling helped prepare me for quarantine

Homeschooling helped prepare me for quarantine

Ada Slivinski: Parents across BC are finding ways to keep their kids engaged and stimulated at home. Some families have something of a head start.
Stay connected

Stay connected

Jody Vance: There are ways to keep in touch with friends and family without leaving the house.
Beacons of hope in a sea of darkness

Beacons of hope in a sea of darkness

Dene Moore: ‘There is light. It is us.’