As the number of people confirmed to have contracted a new strain of coronavirus continues to rise, Canadians are remaining relatively calm, at least when they consider the situation domestically.

A recent survey by Rakuten.ca revealed that 57% of Canadians would rather take more vacation time than an equivalent pay increase. In fact, 26% of Canadians plan to take four weeks or more of vacation time in 2020.

Health authorities in BC have tested as many as 114 samples for the Coronavirus. Only one result has so far been positive.

Government of BC is creating a new fairness office – focused on customer fairness – that is more independent from ICBC.

The Province says it will develop a free mental health counselling and referral service for post-secondary students throughout British Columbia.

Vancouver Police have released a photo of a man suspected of stealing Indigenous regalia and drums in Vancouver earlier this month, and are appealing to the thief or anyone who knows the whereabouts of the stolen items to return them.

The person is a male in his forties and a resident in the Vancouver Coastal Health region. He travels regularly to China for work and was in Wuhan city on his most recent trip

The wolf that was found roaming in the James Bay area in Victoria has been safely released back into the wild.

While the Federal government has indicated that the overall risk to Canadians regarding Novel Coronavirus outbreak remains low, Vancouver International

Plastic Oceans Canada has announced the Run Against Plastic, a cross-country initiative encouraging the public to help eliminate plastic pollution