The best response to the COVID-19 pandemic amongst Canadian provinces and territories has come from the only NDP government in the country. In terms of having the most balanced approach to the pandemic, British Columbia has had the most hands-off response. Anthony Furey discusses. Let us know what you think by commenting below! | Juno News

49K views · 537 reactions | There are now 397 people hospitalized with COVID-19 in B.C., which is more than at any other point in the pandemic, health officials said. | CBC News | Facebook

On May 16, British Columbians are coming together for the BC Stay-at-Home Campout to raise awareness about staying home to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Join in and organize a campout with your family - in your home or backyard. Get the details here on how to support the BCCDC Foundation for Public Health: https://bit.ly/2VSjbzY 📹: One Peak Creative | Super, Natural British Columbia

Camping is open in many parks around BC as of June 1. We continue to ask British Columbians to stay closer to home and explore the parks in their region. Do your part to keep others safe: 🔸 Stay local - explore your local campgrounds rather than travelling 🔸 Be safe - keep your distance from other campers/hikers and limit your socializing 🔸 Plan ahead - bring all your supplies rather than shopping in smaller communities 🔸 Be patient - communities will welcome visitors when they are ready For

#ICYMI: The first COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer arrived in BC. Approx 4,000 initial vaccines have been delivered to two Lower Mainland sites, before expanding to nine sites across the Province in the coming weeks. Every week - we expect more and more vaccines to arrive. In the meantime, we all need to stay strong and keep up our layers of protection to keep ourselves and our loved ones safe. Learn more about BC’s safe vaccine plan: https://gov.bc.ca/covidvaccine | Government of British Columbia