From make-shift forts in living rooms, to camping tents set up on patios, balconies, and backyards, families across BC and beyond participated in the second BC Stay-at-Home Campout.
BC is facing two concurrent public health emergencies: the overdose crisis, and the COVID-19 pandemic. How do we protect all British Columbians, especially vulnerable populations, in this context?
We want to recognize the outstanding generosity and support of the businesses who have supported our Emergency Response Fund.
British Columbians have contributed over $320,000 to support new research at the BCCDC that will protect us from COVID-19
Reflections from Kristy Kerr, Executive Director, on community coming together during COVID-19.
We’re calling on all British Columbians to donate to the Emergency Response Fund to help the public health experts working to protect our population.
When we’re talking about pandemics, there’s a lot of jargon. Here’s some of the most common terms, explained.
Pandemics are serious, but there’s simple things you can do to help stop the spread, and flatten the curve.
We’ve launched an Emergency Response Fund to support efforts to address COVID-19, and future emergencies.
