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What We Now Know About How COVID-19 Spreads
Cases are almost guaranteed to rise under reopening; here's how you limit the damage
Tristin Hopper·Monday, May 11, 2020·8 min
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Every story we’ve filed on Victoria and the South Island — newest first. 1,836 and counting.
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Cases are almost guaranteed to rise under reopening; here's how you limit the damage
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Province not treating civic elections as a priority under reopening plans
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Even with hotel rooms and temporary arena accommodation, province struggling to find enough space
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The war, which transformed the BC capital far more than most know, ended 75 years ago this week
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Victoria has seen unemployment rise to Great Depression levels, and it's done so at a faster rate than Calgary and Edmonton
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In US class-action, ParetoLogic alleged to have circulated programs that would charge customers to fix non-existent computer programs
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Mayor Stew Young had appealed to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after Langford was stuck with a six-figure tax bill for COVID-19 supplies
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Every grocery, eatery, brewery, bakery, distillery, winery and cidery open through COVID-19
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Sailors describe frustration with training amid marine quarantine odyssey
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The camp site was designed to safely accommodate the vulnerable during the pandemic. Instead, it became a hotbed of crime, anarchy, and death.
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Even lifting the lockdown can’t save struggling restaurants now entering a world in recession
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By Western standards, the response has been a miracle; by Pacific Rim standards, it’s been a disaster
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And it’s not because of the evictions ban
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Any face mask ordered from abroad is taxed 18% at the border
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New report for the province proposes Langford to Victoria commuter rail by 2031
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RevenueWire CEO Bobbi Leach is also chair of VIATEC
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As BC prepares to return to normal, we took a good look at the bizarre world COVID-19 has created
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Only Alert Bay has been allowed to lock down— but their mayor had to catch the virus first
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Program covers 50% of rent, provided landlord drops it by 75%
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Through a combination of public health policy and luck, BC is poised to lose only a fraction of what was expected
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We’re all going to see our families again eventually, here’s why it’s prudent to keep waiting
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After arriving from Turkey earlier this week, local woman tells The Capital she encountered no measures whatsoever to enforce self-isolation
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By some estimates, up to 100,000 BCers could be hidden survivors of COVID-19
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Sidewalks proving far too narrow to maintain two meters' distance from fellow pedestrians
