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Richmond Chinese medicine stores advertising 'coronavirus prevention tea'

Richmond Chinese medicine stores advertising 'coronavirus prevention tea'

Claims that a Chinese herbal remedy can prevent COVID-19 is “inappropriate and illegal,” said the national president of the Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture Association of Canada (CMAAC).
CBSA seizes major meth shipment

CBSA seizes major meth shipment

Canada Border Services has seized a shipment of 106 kg of methamphetamine at the Tsawwassen Container Examination Facility (TCEF). According to a news release from the CBSA, on Feb.
Alarm raised over travellers who aren’t self-isolating

Alarm raised over travellers who aren’t self-isolating

An earlier version of this story included a photo that showed a downtown residential tower. We apologize for the use of that photo. Its use was not meant to imply that people living in that building might be ignoring self-isolation orders.
YVR passenger traffic falls to 3,000 per day from 78,000

YVR passenger traffic falls to 3,000 per day from 78,000

YVR CEO reported that passenger numbers have further plummeted at the airport.
Three Richmond schools mandated to support students on-site

Three Richmond schools mandated to support students on-site

Three schools in Richmond will have Grade K-7 students on site during the COVID-19 outbreak – Gilmore, Brighouse and McNeely elementary schools will provide support for children of essential service workers.
Richmond business climate 'extreme:' Chamber CEO

Richmond business climate 'extreme:' Chamber CEO

The head of the Richmond Chamber of Commerce describes the current business climate as “extreme,” with upheaval on a scale no one could have predicted.
Kids of some frontline workers could soon be back at Burnaby schools

Kids of some frontline workers could soon be back at Burnaby schools

The Burnaby school district plans to have free school-hour services in place for the children of local essential service workers by as early as Wednesday.
Canada Emergency Response Benefit applications open Monday

Canada Emergency Response Benefit applications open Monday

Support is coming for those who have lost their jobs because of COVID-19. Canada’s Prime Minister announced on Sunday that the government’s pandemic emergency response benefit will kick in this week.
Bylaw tickets served for congregating

Bylaw tickets served for congregating

Delta police issued bylaw tickets Saturday night after reports of a party involving young adults surfaced on social media.
Wearing home-made masks may help stop virus spread: Health Canada

Wearing home-made masks may help stop virus spread: Health Canada

The wearing of home-made, non-medical face masks may help stop the spread of COVID-19.