Our Archive of notes that began with what was once known as the Wuhan Coronavirus and re-named the COVID-19 Coronavirus.
Orders and Notices from British Columbia's Public Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry
Coronavirus Tracker map from John Hopkins University, Baltimore USA
BC-CDC website
BC Health Minister's Archive page
Government of British Columbia Facebook Video archive
Northern Health website
Northern Health Facebook page
Federal Government COVID-19 Outbreak page
Vaccine Roll out program for Northwest BC/Haida Gwaii
COVID TOTALS:
(As of January 27, 2021)
Provincial cases -- 65,719
Active cases -- 4,299
New cases today -- 485 ( Jan 27)
Total Northern Health Cases -- 3,283 -- (up 32 from Jan 26)
Cases from Outside of Canada -- 126
Cases from Outside of Canada -- 126
Deaths -- 1,172
Active Public health Monitoring -- 6,520
Active Public health Monitoring -- 6,520
Recovered Patients -- 58,778
Total Vaccinations to Date -- 124,365 ( increase of 2,006 from Jan 26)
January
January 27 -- Joint statement on BC's COVID-19 response
January 26 -- Joint statement on BC's COVID-19 response
January 25 -- Joint statement on BC's COVID-19 response
January 22 -- Joint statement on BC's COVID-19 response
January 21 -- Joint statement on BC"s COVID-19 response
January 20 -- Joint statement on BC's COVID-19 response
January 19 -- Joint statement on BC's COVID-19 response
January 18 -- Joint statement on BC's COVID-19 response
January 15 -- Joint statement on BC's COVID-19 response
January 14 -- Joint statement on BC's COVID-19 response
January 13 -- Joint statement on BC's COVID-19 response
January 12 -- Joint statement on BC's COVID-19 response
January 11 -- Joint statement on BC's COVID 19 response
January 8 -- Joint statement on BC's COVID-19 response
January 7 -- Joint statement on BC's COVID-19 response
January 6 -- Joint statement on BC's COVID-19 response
January 5 -- Joint statement on BC's COVID-19 response
January 4 -- Joint statement on BC's COVID-19 response
Notes from the North Coast Review, or Northwest media will be found below:
January
January 27 -- Recent COVID-19 reports in Prince Rupert reflected by surge in weekly stats review. 38 cases of Coronavirus now listed in the city from period of January 17-23 NCR
January 27 -- BC holds the line with 485 new cases of COVID on the day, with only 4 passings from the day's review NCR
January 27 -- State of Local Emergency in the Nass is lifted, though community vigilant remains as guiding advice NCR
January 26 -- BC maintains a place on the plateau as part of Tuesday's COVID report, registering 407 new cases of the coronavirus NCR
January 25 -- COVID case count rises to 1, 344 with 26 deaths recorded from Friday through Sunday NCR
January 22 -- New COVID-19 potential exposure notice for Prince Rupert Middle School NCR
January 22 -- 508 new cases of COVID reported on the day to bring the week to one end, with 65,455 in BC now listed as recovered NCR
January 22 -- BC Government outlines vaccine delivery program, Premier Horgan counsels patience for anxious British Columbians NCR
January 21 -- Thursday's Daily COVID count once again tops 500 mark in BC; with Northern BC now passing the 3,000 case report mark since the virus began in 2020 NCR
January 21 -- Cluster of COVID cases at New Aiyansh Health Centre brings new measures for facility and communities NCR
January 20 -- With a dramatic increase of COVID cases now reported at Acropolis Manor, calls for a communication strategy for family members are heard NCR
January 20 -- Terrace continues to dominate the findings from Weekly Local Health Area COVID reports, with an uptick in numbers for Prince Rupert noted in data released today NCR
January 20 -- Acropolis Manor outbreak noted as part of data review from daily COVID statement from BC officials NCR
January 20 -- State of Local Emergency extended for residents of the Nass Valley, that as the supply of vaccine for Nisga'a Nation is delayed NCR
January 20 -- MLA Rice shares concerns over Acropolis Manor COVID outbreak, hails arrival of vaccines for residents NCR
January 19 -- Lab confirmed cases of COVID-19 at Acropolis Manor bring enhanced precautions from Northern Health NCR
January 18 -- Monday COVID report notes of over 1300 new cases, 31 deaths over the weekend and revisions to vaccine delivery as supplies are delayed NCR
January 15 -- Another day of COVID case reports in the 500's, a slight dip in active cases as well as some good and some disappointing news of vaccines for BC NCR
January 15 -- Northern Health updates listings of communities where COVID Vaccine has been delivered NCR
January 14 -- Thursday COVID briefing outlines 526 new cases, 7 additional passings and concerns over incidents of racism on COVID themes NCR
January 14 -- December review of 2020 case reports shows growth of COVID across the Northwest, with Prince Rupert ending 2020 with 16 reported cases NCR
January 14 -- Nisga'a members in the Nass Valley the latest First Nation to announce vaccine rollout plan NCR
January 13 -- Wednesday COVID update notes of 12 deaths recorded today, an increase to the daily case count, as well as an announcement of executive lead on vaccine delivery NCR
January 12 -- Continued drop for active cases of COVID among today's highlights from Provincial COVID update NCR
January 8 -- COVID puts stresses on Northern Health in the Northwest, including need for patient transfers to Prince Rupert Regional Hospital NCR
January 8 -- Northern Health moves Prince Rupert COVID-19 testing collection centre to Ocean Centre NCR
January 7 -- Public Health Orders extended into February; BC sees increasing counts of COVID as holiday cases begin to become more established NCR
January 6 -- COVID cases jump over 600 for Wednesday, with vaccine deliveries of 33,665 to date in the province NCR
January 5 -- BC finds slight drop in daily reports of COVID from Tuesday report NCR
January 4 -- Over 2200 new cases of COVID recorded in BC over New Year's period NCR
For a wider overview of how the national and provincial media is following the story see our daily archives from our political blogs.
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