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Description: The number of lab-confirmed cases of the new "Kraken" COVID-19 variant has more than doubled over the last week in British Columbia, according to the provincial health officer.
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Subject: Henry, Bonnie, Variants of Concern, Omicron Variant, World Health Organization, "Kraken" Variant, Vaccinations, Influenza, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Group: Testing, Case Counts, Analysis, & Modelling
Creator: Daflos, Penny
Publisher: CTV News Vancouver
Coverage: British Columbia
Format: News media
Date: 2023-01-04
Description: Canada is seeing an increase in several fast-spreading COVID-19 variants that have been fuelling new outbreaks in the United States and Europe, Canada’s top doctors said Friday.
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Subject: Variants of Concern, Omicron Variant, Tam, Theresa, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , Njoo, Howard, Vaccinations
Group: Testing, Case Counts, Analysis, & Modelling
Creator: Wright, Teresa
Publisher: Global News
Coverage: Canada, United States, Portugal, South Africa
Format: News media
Date: 2022-06-17
Description: BC Health announced this week that the first case of the BA.2.86 variant of the COVID-19 (i.e. SARS-CoV-2) virus was found in a person who had not travelled out of the province.
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Subject: Variants of Concern, Omicron Variant, "Kraken" Variant, Pirola Variant, BC Centre for Disease Control, Henry, Bonnie, Dix, Adrian, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , Vaccinations, Wastewater Surveillance, Influenza, Respiratory Syncytial Virus
Group: Testing, Case Counts, Analysis, & Modelling, Vaccinations
Creator: Brooke, Mary P.
Publisher: Island Social Trends
Coverage: British Columbia, Denmark, United States
Format: News media
Date: 2023-09-02
Description: Return of cruise ships to Victoria delayed until weekend -- Capital Bulletin -- Council roundup: Rezonings, budgets, and the last pay phone in View Royal -- Kidovate: The power of young entrepreneurs returns to the Bay Centre -- Capital picks -- COVID updates: Apr 3 -- In other news -- In case you missed it
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Subject: Caribbean Princess, Koningsdam, Greater Victoria Harbour Authority, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , Coho (Ferry), Black Ball Ferry Line, Victoria Clipper, Washington State Ferries, Island Health, FRS Clipper, Princess Cruises
Group: Transportation, Travel, & Tourism
Creator: Capital Daily
Publisher: Capital Daily
Coverage: British Columbia--Greater Victoria, British Columbia--Victoria, British Columbia--Sidney, British Columbia--Saanich Peninsula, Washington--Anacortes, Washington--Seattle, Washington--Port Angeles
Format: News media
Date: 2022-04-04
Description: Kori Sidaway on Twitter: "#NEW The US CDC is investigating a COVID-19 outbreak on board Princess Cruises’ Caribbean Princess which was scheduled to dock in Victoria April 6 & Vancouver April 7. The arrival of the ship was supposed to kick off BC's cruise season after three years no cruises. @CHEK_News"
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Subject: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Group: Transportation, Travel, & Tourism
Creator: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Publisher: Sidaway, Kori, Kori Sidaway | @korisidaway
Coverage: United States
Format: Twitter post, Image, Website content
Date: 2022-04-02
Relation: ispartof:https://twitter.com/korisidaway/status/1510360690359373824, https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FPXf862VgAAxKuJ?format=jpg&name=large
Description: Kori Sidaway on Twitter: "#NEW The US CDC is investigating a COVID-19 outbreak on board Princess Cruises’ Caribbean Princess which was scheduled to dock in Victoria April 6 & Vancouver April 7. The arrival of the ship was supposed to kick off BC's cruise season after three years no cruises. @CHEK_News"
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Subject: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , Princess Cruises, Holland America Line
Group: Community Exposures & Transmissions, Transportation, Travel, & Tourism
Creator: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Publisher: Sidaway, Kori, Kori Sidaway | @korisidaway
Coverage: British Columbia--Victoria, British Columbia--Greater Victoria
Format: Twitter post, Image, Website content
Date: 2022-04-02
Relation: ispartof:https://twitter.com/korisidaway/status/1510360690359373824, https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FPXf862UYAAXBUU?format=jpg&name=large
Description: Here is what you can and must do for a safe return to school this September.
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Subject: Protect Our Province BC, Eby, David, Dix, Adrian, Singh, Rachna, Variants of Concern, Influenza, Respiratory Syncytial Virus, Province of British Columbia, Ventilation, Omicron Variant, Eris Variant, Rando, Karina, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Boston Public Schools, The Lancet, Henderson, Sarah, Rapid Antigen Tests, Vaccinations, Long COVID, Safe Schools Coalition BC, BC School Covid Tracker, Do No Harm BC, Vancouver District Parent Advisory Council, Canadian Aerosol Transmission Coalition
Group: Education, K to 12, Health Practitioners, Services, & Authorities, PPE, Masks, Medical Supplies, & Equipment, Supports for Youth, Children, & Families, Testing, Case Counts, Analysis, & Modelling
Creator: Protect Our Province BC
Publisher: Protect Our Province BC
Coverage: British Columbia
Format: Letter
Date: 2023-08-08
Description: BC’s status quo approach is not good enough, says a grassroots organization of doctors and teachers.
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Subject: Province of British Columbia, Influenza, Respiratory Syncytial Virus, Henry, Bonnie, Protect Our Province BC, Province of British Columbia | Ministry of Health, Vaccinations, Variants of Concern, Omicron Variant, "Kraken" Variant, National Advisory Committee on Immunization, World Health Network, Eris Variant, Filiatrault, Lyne, Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine, Pfrizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine, Ventilation, Rapid Antigen Tests, Heighton, Jennifer, Long COVID, Wastewater Surveillance, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, BC Centre for Disease Control, Surrey Schools, Vancouver School Board
Group: Education, K to 12, Health Practitioners, Services, & Authorities, PPE, Masks, Medical Supplies, & Equipment, Supports for Youth, Children, & Families, Testing, Case Counts, Analysis, & Modelling, Vaccinations
Creator: Gamage, Michelle, Hyslop, Katie
Publisher: The Tyee
Coverage: British Columbia
Format: Magazine article
Date: 2023-08-29
Description: Dr. Jessica Stanley on Twitter: "I have received lots of questions about the k-3 mask mandate. This thread explains why I support mask mandates in k-3 and have submitted a motion asking my board to expand our current mask mandate to include k-3. I am happy to provide sources for my claims. 1/ / Delta is more transmissible; Covid rates among children increased 10x last year’s rates. Currently, BC children aged 9-11 have the highest rate of new infections among any age group. <12 are not eligible for the vaccination. 2/ / The CDC reports children’s hospitalization rates have increased 5x since Delta & that unvaccinated children are 10x more likely to be hospitalized. There are a greater number of Covid infections among children due to Delta & unvaccinated children are particularly vulnerable. 3/ / Although children tend to have mild symptoms and low hospitalization rates, the higher infection rates mean that the risk for children now is the greatest it has been in this pandemic. 4/ / Mask mandates in schools reduces Covid transmission and are associated with lower infection rates for students & and their family members. Concerns about emotional impacts of mask wearing among children are unfounded. 5/ / Mask wearing in children does not limit ability to breathe nor their ability to interpret & react to emotions & is not associated with negative psychological effects. Public policy must consider transmissibility & vaccine availability. Children under 12 cannot be vaccinated. 6/ / Despite vaccine ineligibility & dramatic increase in infection rates, children <10 are not required to wear masks in BC schools. In contrast, the CDC & AAP recommend “universal indoor masking for all teachers, staff, students (age 2 yrs+), & visitors to K-12 schools" 7/ / Mask mandates significantly reduce the spread of COVID-19 in school populations and thus help avoid school shutdowns. 8/ / It is clear that BC school boards have the jurisdiction to supplement the current mask mandate in public schools. The PHO has expressly acknowledged that school boards have this authority. 9/ / Given that Delta is causing dramatic increases in children’s infection rates, that children <12 are not vaccinated, that mask been shown to be effective in reducing Covid transmission, and that there is no evidence that mask wearing causes harm in children, ... 10/ / ...BC school boards should use their PHO approved authority to implement a mask mandate for all students in the K-12 system. 11/"
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Subject: Stanley, Jessica, Nanaimo Ladysmith Public Schools, Delta Variant, Variants of Concern, Henry, Bonnie, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , American Academy of Pediatrics
Group: Education, K to 12, PPE, Masks, Medical Supplies, & Equipment
Creator: Stanley, Jessica
Publisher: Stanley, Jessica, Dr. Jessica Stanley | @JessLStanley
Coverage: British Columbia--Nanaimo, British Columbia--Ladysmith, British Columbia
Format: Twitter post
Date: 2021-09-30
Description: Kori Sidaway on Twitter: "#NEW The US CDC is investigating a COVID-19 outbreak on board Princess Cruises’ Caribbean Princess which was scheduled to dock in Victoria April 6 & Vancouver April 7. The arrival of the ship was supposed to kick off BC's cruise season after three years no cruises. @CHEK_News"
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Subject: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , Princess Cruises, Holland America Line
Group: Community Exposures & Transmissions, Transportation, Travel, & Tourism
Creator: Sidaway, Kori
Publisher: Sidaway, Kori, Kori Sidaway | @korisidaway
Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Coverage: British Columbia--Victoria, British Columbia--Greater Victoria
Format: Twitter post
Date: 2022-04-02
Relation: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FPXf862VgAAxKuJ?format=jpg&name=large, https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FPXf862UYAAXBUU?format=jpg&name=large
Description: Nine of the 11 cruise ships due to arrive in Victoria this month currently have confirmed COVID-19 cases on board, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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Subject: Princess Cruises, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , Robertson, Ian, Greater Victoria Harbour Authority, Koningsdam, Caribbean Princess
Group: Transportation, Travel, & Tourism
Creator: Coyne, Todd
Publisher: CTV News Vancouver Island
Coverage: British Columbia--Victoria, British Columbia--Greater Victoria
Format: News media
Date: 2022-04-05
Description: Rapid antigen tests have limited use, don’t prevent transmission of COVID-19 and are not a replacement for the vaccine, according to British Columbia’s top doctor.
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Subject: Rapid Antigen Tests, Henry, Bonnie, Health Canada, Filiatrault, Lyne, Delta Variant, Omicron Variant, Variants of Concern, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Group: Testing, Case Counts, Analysis, & Modelling
Creator: Pescod, Nicholas
Publisher: CHEK News
Coverage: British Columbia
Format: Video recording, News media
Date: 2021-12-13
Extent: 58:21
Description: Volunteers at the BC Pensioners and Seniors Organization in Nanaimo worked as fast as they could, sewing up isolation gowns and masks to help health care workers stay safe in this pandemic.
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Subject: BC Pensioners and Seniors Organization, Nicklom, Fran, Morrison, Irene, Jarvis, Susan, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , Tam, Theresa
Group: PPE, Masks, Medical Supplies, & Equipment, Seniors, Elders, & Long-Term Care
Creator: Ryan, Skye
Publisher: CHEK News
Coverage: British Columbia--Nanaimo
Format: News media
Date: 2020-04-06
Description: A petition with nearly 50,000 signatures is demanding the B.C. government not only reopen indoor exercise facilities but show the public just how much transmission occurs in those environments.
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Subject: Agtarap, Samantha, Agtarap, Anthony, Engineered Bodies Strength & Conditioning, Henry, Bonnie, Province of British Columbia, Province of British Columbia | Ministry of Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , Fraser Health, Club Phoenix Fitness, Island Health, Omicron Variant, Variants of Concern
Group: Community Exposures & Transmissions, Sports, Recreation, & Leisure
Creator: Pescod, Nicholas
Publisher: CHEK News
Coverage: British Columbia, British Columbia--Port Moody, British Columbia--Langford, British Columbia--Greater Victoria, Illinois--Chicago, Hawaii
Format: News media
Date: 2022-01-12
Relation: https://www.change.org/p/show-us-the-data-or-let-gyms-in-bc-open
Description: According to data from Statistics Canada, approximately 14.8 per cent of COVID-19 patients suffer from symptoms at least three months after an infection – a condition known as long COVID.
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Subject: Ashbourne, Kim, Long COVID, Statistics Canada, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , Health Canada, Bayley, Mark, Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, Island Health, Thompson, Stacy
Group: Community Exposures & Transmissions, Health Practitioners, Services, & Authorities
Creator: DeLaire, Megan
Publisher: CTV News Canada
Coverage: British Columbia--Greater Victoria, Ontario--Toronto, Ontario--Sudbury
Format: News media
Date: 2022-11-20
Description: As the FNHA prepares to start second-dose COVID-19 vaccine clinics in First Nations communities around BC, some people may be wondering why we need to get a second dose.
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Subject: First Nations Health Authority, Vaccinations, AstraZeneca/COVISHIELD Vaccine, Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine, Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine, Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) COVID-19 Vaccine, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Group: Indigenous Communities, Vaccinations
Creator: Swinkels, Helena, Guenther, Marion
Publisher: First Nations Health Authority
Coverage: British Columbia
Format: Website content
Date: 2021-05-05
Description: Safe Schools Coalition BC is joining up with Protect Our Province BC, BC School Covid Tracker, Canadian Aerosol Transmission Coalition and other allies to demand stronger COVID-19 safety protocols in BC schools.
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Subject: Safe Schools Coalition BC, Protect Our Province BC, BC School Covid Tracker, Canadian Aerosol Transmission Coalition, Dix, Adrian, Whiteside, Jennifer, Ventilation, Omicron Variant, Variants of Concern, BC Centre for Disease Control, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , Province of British Columbia, Government of Canada, Vaccinations, Long COVID
Group: Education, K to 12, PPE, Masks, Medical Supplies, & Equipment, Supports for Youth, Children, & Families
Creator: Safe Schools Coalition BC
Publisher: Safe Schools Coalition BC
Coverage: British Columbia
Format: Blog post
Date: 2022-08-29
Description: There's been a great deal of frustration among some healthcare workers and educators over the B.C. government's approach to COVID-19. At the centre of this has been the reluctance of health authorities to accept that COVID-19 is mainly transmitted by the airborne route.
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Subject: Province of British Columbia, Heighton, Jennifer, Horgan, John, Ventilation, Barton, Adriana, World Health Organization, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , Daly, Patricia, Island Health, Jimenez, Jose-Luis, Henry, Bonnie, Dix, Adrian, Prather, Kimberly, University of British Columbia, TransLink, BC Transit, BC Ferries, National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
Group: Education, K to 12, Health Practitioners, Services, & Authorities, PPE, Masks, Medical Supplies, & Equipment, Transportation, Travel, & Tourism
Creator: Smith, Charlie
Publisher: Georgia Straight
Coverage: British Columbia
Format: Newspaper article
Date: 2022-03-21
Description: For a moment or two on Monday (March 29), it seemed that B.C.’s increasingly beleaguered provincial health officer, Dr. Bonnie Henry, was coming around to what her colleagues across the country, and the U.S. Centres for Disease Control, have acknowledged for months: masks are a key layer of protection in K-12 schools.
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Subject: Henry, Bonnie, Horgan, John, Dix, Adrian, WorkSafeBC, MacDonald, Scott, British Columbia Teachers' Federation, Province of British Columbia, Province of British Columbia | Ministry of Education, BC Centre for Disease Control, Lee, Victoria, Surrey Schools, Vancouver School Board, Whiteside, Jennifer, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Group: Education, K to 12, Government Affairs, PPE, Masks, Medical Supplies, & Equipment
Creator: Bacchus, Patti
Publisher: Georgia Straight
Coverage: British Columbia
Format: Newspaper article
Date: 2021-04-01
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