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B C records 156 new cases of COVID-19 over 3 days and 2 more deaths

B.C. records 156 new cases of COVID-19 over 3 days and 2 more deaths The provincial government announced Monday 156 new cases of COVID-19 and 2 more deaths from over the weekend. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Jul 19, 2021 2:33 PM PT | Last Updated: July 19 A vaccine dose is delivered at a pop-up immunization clinic held Saturday at at Trout Lake Park in East Vancouver. Another pop-up clinic has been set up this week at the Shipyards District in the North Shore where priority will be given to people still requiring their first dose, as well as people who are within the eight-week window of needing their second dose.(CBC News)

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YVR anticipates pent-up influx of visitors with slow border reopening

Article content “Travellers are (already) exponentially starting to travel again,” said YVR vice-president Robyn McVickers, explaining the impact of Ottawa’s elimination of quarantine requirements for Canadians and permanent residents returning to the country. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or COVID-19: YVR anticipates pent-up influx of visitors with slow border reopening Back to video Last Thursday, the airport’s terminals handled 20,000 passengers in a single day, compared with 3,000 to 4,000 per day prior to the relaxation of quarantine requirements. “We anticipate that as of Aug. 9, we will see more travellers start to travel again, and we anticipate that level of growth,” McVickers said, promising that the facility “will be ready.”

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COVID-29: YVR expects pent-up visitor influx with reopened border

Article content Regardless of those details, “(this) is the best news I’ve had in 16 months,” said David Gudgel, CEO of Seattle-based FSR Clipper, the fast passenger catamaran service to Victoria, which shut down due to the pandemic on March 17, 2020, even before the border officially closed. During its peak summer season, the Clipper employed some 200 people, but cut that back to just 20 during the worst of the pandemic. Gudgel said they hired back another 45 employees to operate a domestic service between Seattle and Friday Harbour on San Juan Island that started May 28. “But that’s not the mainstay of our business. Victoria certainly is. So this is very meaningful,” Gudgel said.

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BC announces 76 new COVID cases, 0 deaths, 37 cases in Interior Health region - BC News

BC announces 76 new COVID cases, 0 deaths, 37 cases in Interior Health region - BC News
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