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Hey everyone:

Here’s a great article from The Atlantic on the concept of Social Distancing and what it is, etc. Please check it out for some information on what you can do to minimize the risk of getting the Coronavirus (or others).

For a really geeky article on why Social Distancing works and how a pandemic spreads so quickly, check out this article from the Washington Post.

And finally, for some safe and not so safe activities as far as Social Distancing is concerned, check out this poster:

Stay well!
Brian

Hey everyone:

Here’s the link to the Government of Canada’s Information and Response to the Coronavirus pandemic. Thorough resource if you want up-to-date information on the number of cases and, more importantly, what to do to protect yourself.

Remember: for all of our Coronavirus related info, choose the category on the right hand side of our website or click here.

Take care and have a great weekend.

Hey everyone, passing along new Coronavirus (COVID-19) information about events and travel.

The provincial government has banned any gatherings larger than 250 people for the time being.

In addition, the provincial government says travel outside of Canada is “very risky” right now. They have said this includes travel to the United States. They are “strongly advising” against any non-essential travel outside of Canada.

Though the borders are staying open for now, the provincial government suggests that anyone who chooses to travel outside of Canada be required to stay home from work and school for 14 days when they get back to BC. This ‘isolation’ would be ‘voluntary’.

More info here.

Hey everyone, in addition to our last post, we are passing along more information about COVID-19 (coronavirus) as it comes to us.

First – from our friends over at COPCS:

• Information about the COVID–19 virus through the BC Centre for Disease Control Website
• Information by phone through the Government of Canada Coronavirus Information Line: 1-833-784-4397
• Ongoing by phone through Health Link BC: 811

Second – from the BCCEO Network:

• a memo from CLBC CEO Ross Chilton with information on what CLBC is doing

Please remember to wash your hands often, and to stay home if you’re feeling sick.