For the first time, health officials are starting to specify between cases involving Canadian residents and non-Canadian residents in British Columbia.
"British Columbia exists in a world where COVID-19 is more active than ever," warned B.C. Health Minister Adrian Dix. Most of British Columbia's coronavirus cases have been discovered in the Lower Mainland, including 982 cases in the Vancouver Coastal Health region and 1,596 in the Fraser Health region, with adjustments made for non-resident cases.
Shut everything down again and stay home.
Who cares
Well I'm sure we're going to see that number change because every grocery store in Chilliwack is not complying. They say oh well they know they have to wash their hands they have no mask and they're handling our food. We need to federal guideline.
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