The latest numbers of confirmed and presumptive COVID-19 cases in Canada as of March 13, 2020:
— Ontario: 60 confirmed (five cases resolved)
— British Columbia: 53 confirmed, including one death (six cases resolved)
— Alberta: 23 confirmed
— Quebec: 17 confirmed
— New Brunswick: one confirmed
— Manitoba: three presumptive
— Saskatchewan: one presumptive
— Canadians quarantined at CFB Trenton: one confirmed
— Total: 159 (155 confirmed, four presumptive; 11 cases resolved)
Vancouver Coastal Health is notifying attendees of the Pacific Dental Conference 2020 at the Vancouver Convention Centre about a possible exposure to COVID-19 on March 6.
Up to 36 eligible people in Surrey will receive construction trades training for Red Seal certification as electricians, carpenters and plumbers, thanks to more than $500,000 in provincial government funding.
Health Minister Cameron Friesen says a woman who recently travelled to the Philippines has tested positive for coronavirus.
A new report says federal spending on child care has eased costs in a handful of cities countrywide when the cash was used to reduce fees.
The Trudeau government, provincial premiers and Canadian business leaders awoke Thursday morning to address the fallout for Canada of President Donald Trump's decision to slam America's door shut to most foreign nationals who were recently in Europe.
B.C.’s largest immigrant-serving agency will host a legal clinic to provide improved support for new British Columbians as part of government's commitment to increase access to justice.