That’s right, Trainers—#PokemonSnapIsBack! #NewPokemonSnap is an all-new adventure inspired by the classic Nintendo 64 game.
Grab your camera, and get ready to photograph Pokémon while exploring beautiful islands on Nintendo Switch!
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Today is the National Day of Awareness for Missing & Murdered Native Women & Girls. We encourage everyone to observe this day in the following ways:
-Take 5 minutes of silence
-Wear red
-Share a photo with the hashtags #MMNWG#NoMoreStolenSisters#MMIW#GoneButNotForgotten
Unfortunately this little guy can’t help heal people in real life. So please use droids to communicate, keep two lightsabers apart, and when you can't, wear a mask or a stormtrooper helmet. #MayThe4thBeWithYou
Watch: Our photographer @jimfong604 put together this video to show how downtown Vancouver has been transformed by the pandemic - and the art that has resulted from it. https://t.co/fEesZUkXZQ
Patients in northern B.C. are getting COVID-19 test results faster thanks to air transport efforts. Sending tests by plane has cut the waiting time for results to 2 days from about 2 weeks, says Northern Health. https://t.co/a7OAnJ6Q8v
We have seen the rise of anti-Asian racism and hate crimes in our province. Any act of racism is unacceptable and everyone deserves to feel safe.
In this time of global crisis, we must remember our communities are richer because of the contributions of all British Columbians.
Monday's #COVID19 update for BC will occur at 1:30. Dr Bonnie Henry and I will be providing an update on BC's epidemiological modelling & health system capacity in addition to our regular report.
Tune in live on twitter via @BCGovNews or on Facebook at https://t.co/iawbx3Dq0k
This crisis is putting pressure on people across BC. It's why we became the first province to provide direct support to help with the biggest month-to-month expense for most households.
Apply now for the BC Temporary Rental Supplement Program ⬇️
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"I'm starting to see some glimmers of hope," B.C.'s provincial health officer said about modelling that shows physical distancing restrictions are starting to slow the number of new #COVID19 cases in B.C., perhaps by as much as half. More: https://t.co/xIDEfOtzJe