NDP government says it’s meeting recommendations from a 2018 task force on rental issues CBC News · Posted: Mar 01, 2021 4:54 PM PT | Last Updated: March 1 Tenants can disregard any notice of a rent increase they’ve received that would …
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B.C. moves to Phase 2 of COVID-19 immunization plan, protects seniors
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Funds support access to addictions treatment, recovery services during COVID-19
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Strengthening Communities’ Services Program
In order to support people experiencing homelessness, our government is providing $100 million to the Strengthening Communities’ Services Program. Local governments, First Nations, and regional districts will be able to apply for grants to meet people’s immediate health and safety …
Apply for the BC Recovery Benefit
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Daughter pays tribute at unveiling of memorial in Vancouver to father who died of COVID-19
A memorial honouring the seniors lost to COVID-19 in Vancouver’s West End and Coal Harbour communities was unveiled Tuesday at the southeast corner of Davie and Thurlow streets. The memorial features a poster of physiotherapist Garry Monckton, who died April …
West End memorial honours seniors who died from coronavirus
West End memorial honours seniors who died from coronavirus ‘Recognize, celebrate, remember and put the names, faces and stories to the numbers we hear daily of those lost to COVID-19 … Our friends, neighbourhoods, our parents and our grandparents’ Kevin …
A Second Pride Parade Has Called Out the BC Liberals For Failing to Take Action on an Anti-LGBTQ MLA
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