Seniors living in long term care and assisted living to be allowed visitors
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Seniors living in long term care and assisted living homes in BC will soon be allowed visitors.
To that end, the province will provide $160 million dollars to public and private care homes to each hire three full-time staff to support safe visits with screening, instructions to visitors and infection control.
There have been no deaths from COVID-19 over the past 24 hours. There have been 12 new cases, most of which are on the lower mainland, and one case in the interior health region.
A Nanaimo Transit Supervisor made a gruesome discovery last night. Human skeletal remains were found behind the transit loop at the south entrance to Port Place.
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