Langley went through shutdowns, a circuit breaker, and met Delta and Omicron
Flights are set to resume Jan. 4
From local to national, we need to be prepared for the next crisis
But management says protocols are being followed and sick employees are taken out of workforce
Cold weather even impeded testing locally in the past week
Gyms, fitness centres and bars were recently ordered to close under new Omicron-related measures
B.C. schools will return on Jan. 10 instead of Jan. 3
Care home outbreaks had dwindled to almost nil before the Omicron wave
David Lindsay faces two counts of assault related to an incident on August 19
Website authenticates all information before adding to database
North Shore, Vancouver hit harder than Fraser Valley
Whatever comes next will feel normal eventually, no matter how strange it is
Case uptick hasn’t translated into severe illness in University of Victoria community, Henry says
Business sector report calls for more government fiscal help
The rapid spread of the new Omicron variant has caused health authorites to tighten restrictions
Hesitancy, mistrust are among factors at play
Youth vaccinations continue to lag in Langley comapred with its neighbours
Actions came at Dec. 9 at vaccine protest rally, VicPD gathering information
Mark Foullong urged the College of Chiropractors of British Columbia to maintain “medical freedom of choice”
Regardless of how long or short the trip is, ArriveCAN app is still mandatory
