COVID-19

By MARIANNE MIRAMBEL Four years after COVID first struck, Seth Magdaong still struggles with his mental health and the impact of the pandemic. “It was the uncertainty that scares you the most,” Magdaong told the Voice. “Even now, I…

By ANNABEL BESSEM Amidst a provincewide hospitality crisis, the owners of restaurant groups are finding that collaborating with River District developers has helped them survive tough times in a restaurant industry that has struggled to…

Students struggling with depression question if Covid-19 is to blame

By Kenneth Wong Starting April 6, guests at Tim Hortons will receive a 10-cent discount on beverages if they bring a cup from home. Select Tim Hortons restaurants will be reintroducing reusable in-restaurant mugs, plates and cutlery to…

By Lesia Pogorelo Even during the worst pandemic in decades, former Surrey school superintendent Jordan Tinney focused on health. That included the health of the working environment, said Surrey district principal Daniel To, a…

By Daniel Johnston  This story has been updated to include comments from Fiona Hunt and Diane Thompson Langara faculty are having trouble accommodating absent students due to Langara’s sick policy during the COVID-19 pandemic. They…

By Jordan Copp This story has been updated to include comments from students at SFU and BCIT.  Students at Langara College and other Metro Vancouver post-secondary schools have ongoing concerns about COVID-19 safety precautions in…

The first confirmed case of the COVID-19 Omicron variant in British Columbia has been announced earlier this day by health officials. 

Monday was a vaccine miracle for Mike Sachs of Richmond who took his children to the COVID-19 vaccination clinic at the River Rock Casino.

A new COVID -19 variant isn’t changing old habits for Theresa Yee about how she wears protective masks.